TROUBLE IN ZULULAND
REBELS RELEASED. MILITARY OPERATIONS OVER. FURTHER EVIDENCE REGARDING BAMBAATA. . United Press Association —Copyright (Received Dcember 26, 0.29 a.m.) DURBAN, Dec. 25. The Natal Government as an act of clemency lias released 295 more of the aged rebels convicted in connection wit'll the insurrection of 1906. The general! oporations in Zululand have ended, but a composite regiment is retained at Vryheid in order to overawe malcontentents. Bambaata’s wife testified at Pietermaritzburg that lier husband told her that after visiting Usutu kraal in 1906 he had been scolded for not fighting the whites. Manuklumaua, Diniuzlu’s chief headman, after seeing Dinizulu tcikl Bambaata: “We summoned you here in order to tell you to return and fight. We give guns away. You begin, then we will start fighting.” PROTEST BY DINIZULU’S COUNSEL. (Received Dcember 26, 0.29 a.m.) LONDON, December 25. Mr. E. G. Jellicoe, who was engaged to defend Dinizulu, has written to Lord Elgiu protesting that his client’s trial is being differently to that of any of the King’s white subjects. IS BAMBAATA ALIVE? (Received Dec. 26, 9.38 a.m.) DURBAN, Dec. 25. s Bambaata’s wife testified that Dinizuhu promised to join Bambaata at Ngandhla. When asked why he had delayed he made excuses. The witness'said she saw a number of rebels at Usutu. She Would 5« {9C3> prised if Bambaata WDTa ftlitSi
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2073, 27 December 1907, Page 2
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