Africa.
Mr Cecil Rhodes received an ovation on his arrival at Port Elizabeth. He compared his sufferings to those of the Patriarch Job, and said he aimed, with regard to racial feeling, at uniting North Africa with the Capa. Mr Cecil Rhodes states that it is only necessary to keep 200 hussars in Rhodesia to preserve order. Lord Rosemead has summoned a brigade of the Griqualand Volunteers to suppress the outbreak of Taungos, who fifed on the police became they shot their cattle to prevent them being affected by the rinderpest. Two hundred of the Kimberley polioe will cooperate. The polioo and Volunteers attacked 5000 natives of Beohuanaland, who are in revolt owing to their cattle having been shot to prevent the spread of the rinderpest. The latter were armed with rifles and assegais, and were commanded by the chief Galishwe. The first position at Pakawaui was carried, and in the doing it two officers were wounded. Walala, the chief of the Taunge tribe, preserves a passive attitude.
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Manawatu Herald, 29 December 1896, Page 2
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168Africa. Manawatu Herald, 29 December 1896, Page 2
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