SOUDAN'S PROGRESS.
A BRITISIIKH'-S DELIGHT;
(Received 10.3-1 p.m., January 30.) CAIRO., January 30.
Lord Cromer, after visiting Gondokoro, returned to Khartoum. lie wit delighted at Hie evidence of the Soudan’s progress, though still needing railways, population, and more British officials. He regards a Sua-kim-Berber railway as essential to render the Soudan self-supporting. It would cost two and a-half millions.
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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 814, 31 January 1903, Page 2
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