MR CHAMBERLAIN'S TOUR

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 5, 7 January 1903, Page 3

MR CHAMBERLAIN'S TOUR

FEB PRESS ASSOCIATION. Capetown, January 5. Mr Chamberlain, in hid farewell Fpsech at Lidy*in'th, made a strong appe.l, especially to the Dutch, for social, as weU as poli'ical unity. He warned soma others, including a section of the nswsptpers, that he deprerated the idea that grievances ought to afifect aayone's loyalty. ! An address presented to Mr Chim- , berlain at Volksrus 1 ; refeired to the difficulties of Lord Miln'-r's task. Mr Chamberlain, in reply, siid thit he was glad that tlwe difficulties hid be?n recognised. He hoped to leirn mu;h from Lord Milner, and to place himself in even closer union with Lard Miiner and his policy. He also kopesl that their new subjects would be their i frisnds. They would find in tquality,

opportunity, and in their higher duties a wider tcop' for th<>ir effort? which would compensate them for t,be l'.sse'' pphere which they had left behind them. Mr Chamberlain r?cei?ed an ovjtion

' at every st >tion on thw w .y to Pretoria. 5 B. 10.27 p.m . Gape Town, January 5. ) Prior to bis departure from Ladysmi'h the Mayor p™««nted Mrs Chum b 1 in <i h a sa'ive"ir of the snigi in ;t, « s'lape of < burst sheli, ha>ids)m4y ; moun ed. Received 7. 112 a.m. Cape Town, January 6. Mr ''hnn'!'«r! in vro ose- '0 hear f fid iJy r-[>.rf«Hnt tiv. j men of tio. h rai!..<. H« v- '«.v<l ,>t addrnses of . -e -. • ii Worms undermine Ohiliceu's UoTistfoui' ions. Use WADfi'3 WORM FIGS In boxes.—Advt.