RAND CHINESE
SLOWNESS OF REPATRIATION.
Received 27th, 11.18 p.m. ir , London, February 27. : vi a , llls^on Churchill, replying to ilr llackarness' criticism on the slowness of repatriation, said the Government never intended or expected that lm,n f i"J ' d re P ,ltri »t'on proposed Would lead to a general exodus of coolies from the Rand.
ill- Lytteltotn said that when invited to go home in steam yachts at the Government's expense, only l j )LT c ,, nt . ot those repeatedly described as tortured, miserable, manacled slaves accepted the invitation, wh.le 9!) refused. Mr J. Ward said he did not believe the country was entirely satisfied with •what the Government had done to re'duce Chinese labour.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVIII, Issue 81918, 28 February 1907, Page 3
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