SOUTH AFRICA.
By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Capotown, Aug. 2-1.
Tho Parliamentary and Financial Indemnity Bill has been read a second timo in tho Capo Assembly. Tho debate revealed tho oxistonco of sympathy botwcon Sir Gordon Sprigg and tho Afrikander Bond, Mr Merriman, leader of tho Bond, indicating that ho was anxious to work with tho Premier.
London, Aug. 24. Ex-Judge Koch has been admitted to practice as au advoento at Protoria. Rinderpest is ravaging Barborton.
Tho projected Political Association at Johannesburg has been dropped. Colonels Wools-Sampson and Karri-Davies and tho principal inhabitants issued an address deprecating its formation.
NEED OF A LAND SETTLEMENT SCHEME.
By Telegraph. Press Association. Copyright London, Aug. 25. A Router message states that thoro aro many complaints on tho Rand that tho over-sot colonists aro leaving bccauso there is no laud settlement schomo enabling thorn to obtain farms.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 511, 26 August 1902, Page 2
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