DINIZULU.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 187, 29 July 1908, Page 3

DINIZULU.

THE HOME GOVERNMENT AND NATAL. A SHARP CONFLICT. L Received 28, 11.20 p.m. Loudon, July 2S. A Blue . Book just published reveals a sharp oonllict between, the Earl of Crewe, Secretary of State for the Colonies, and the Premier of Natal regarding the possible effect upon the natives o£ the payment of Dinizulu's salary out of the Imperial treasury. The Natal Tremier strongly protests against the course, and declared that the evidences of unrest were the outcome of the Government's interference and its attempts to belittle the Natal Ministry's authority. Earl Crewe emphasised the pledge given Dinizulu and the unwillingness of the Government to allow his trial to he prejudiced by the lack of funds, also emphasising that it was important to avorl the contemplated litigation in England with the adverse criticism on the Natul Ministry's action which would inevitably be passed before the Englsh tribunal. He also hinted that Natal might wish to adjust the payment later.

DIXIZULU'S SALARY. Received 28,10.5 p.m. London, July 28. In the House of Commons there was a short discussion on the question of Dinizulu's salary. A member aflmivd that all sections of the House uoiunited in the belief that the colonial ZTLIU was in honor bound to pay the salary. i POLICE FORCES SENT TO ZULULAND.

London, July 27. The Dailv Mail's Natal despatches sliow that the colony is informing Earl Crewe, Secretary of State for tlieCo - nies, that native unrest exists and V at police forces have heen sent to Zululand as a precaution. It is understood hat anxietv prevails lest the adjustment of some outstanding grievances, i such as Dinizulu's unpaid salary, iua> be construed by the natives as evidence of weakness .