THE NATAL TROUBLE.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 9023, 10 December 1907, Page 2

THE NATAL TROUBLE.

Press Association —Copyright. Durban, Deo. 0. The majority of the Zulus appear to ho pacific though some are assisting the robelu wtih mouey and mealies. The Government publishes a list of murders and outrages perpetrated against loyal native chiefs, and announces that it is aware that other outrages are contemplated. _ I'he Natal Courier states that it is reported that Natal impis numbering iO,OOO arc near Dinizulu’s kraal. _ No news has been received of the, officers sent to serve the warrant of arrest ou Diuizulu. Capetown, Doc. 0. Lord Selborno. High Commissioner for South Africa, speaking at Benoui, deprecated the censure p:;.-,.-. 1 upon the Natal ministers who, ho said, wore no less humane than their Transvaal or British' critics. Deceived Dec. 10, 8.47 a.m. Durban, December 0. Pour loyal natives of North Yrylioau captured and assegaied a rebel. Before lie died ho stated that ho and another had been entrusted with a special mission, but lie declined to say by whom. One, hundred and fifteen Indians, including Pathans and Goorkhas, have offered to servo iu Zululand. Lord Solbouruo stated that Natal must decide whether she would accept the oiler.