South Africa.

Manawatu Herald, 27 November 1902, Page 2

South Africa.

MR CHAMBERLAIN’S TOUR. Me John Morley, addressing the National Liberal Club, said ho looked with considerable confidence to Mr Chamberlain’s tour. His fitness for the task for solving the difficult questions resulting from the peace settlement was greater than that of any other man. The people of South Africa would recognise, if he

refused exorbitant demands, that nobody else would grant them. TRANSVAAL LANDS.

A L?nd Department has been established in the Transvaal. No further Crown lands are to be alienated except tinder specific conditions, Minerals are reserved, and may be held separately. The possession of lands and minerals is resumable for public purposes. THE BOER GENERiLS. The Boer Generals' admission of their error of judgment in appealing to the world has caused an impression on the Continent, Public opinion is setting in favour of Britain especially in Belgium.

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