THE TRANSVAAL FOR WHITES.
ATTITUDE OF THE GOVERN MENT.
United Prang Association—Copyright
(Received Oct. 8,
10.30 J2.ni.)
[ " PjRETOKIA/Oofc. 8. Goneral femuts,- addressing his con stituents here, said tlio experience 01 the miners’ strike proved that if the Chinese were retained the, whites musteventually clear out. Two mining magnates who desired to co-operate with tlie Government had come to the conclusion that the importation of Chinese was a mistake. Regarding Indians the Government would strictly enforce the Asiatic law. It was determined to make the Transvaal a white man’s country. They had put their foot down, and would keep it thero.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2206, 9 October 1907, Page 2
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