MR CHAMBERLAIN.
By Telegraph—Press Association —Copyright Durban, Dee. 29. Replying to deputations at Durban, Mr Chamberlain stated that he intended to advise Lord Milner to summon a conference to discuss the question of union of tho railways of South Africa, which was a far more urgent matter than federation, lie was particularly pleased with tho strong feeling in favor of preferential rates for British goods, indicating unity and sympathy. There was ample room in South Africa for Indian labor.
ARRIVAL AT PIETERMARITZBURG By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Durban, Deo. 30. Mr Chamberlain received a groat ovation at Piotermaritzburg. He paid a magnificent tribute to the soldiers and sailors of tho Empire. The colonials, he said, had shown themselves worthy te stand sido by Bide with tho noblost.. la both services the Mothcrluud had demonstrated that hor arm was strong to bolp her children. Tho advantages of tho recent Conference of Premiers, he Btatod, wero most marked.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 707, 31 December 1902, Page 2
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