SOUTH AFRICA.

Taranaki Daily News, 6 November 1915, Page 5

SOUTH AFRICA.

GENERAL AMNESTY IMPOSSIBLE.

SPEECH BY GENERAL BOTHA. Capetown, Nov. 4. General Botha, speaking at Potchefstvom, said the cases of imprisoned rebels would be considered on their merits, but a general amnesty was impossible so long as the spirit of '■eoellion prevailed. He adumbrated drastic measures against school teachers who fostered the spirit of rebellion among scholars.

Mr. Smuts said that although the German flag still flew in East Africa, he hoped it would soon disappear altogether.

Messrs Sole Bros, have kindly placed their beautiful grounds at "Aotea" at the disposal of a committee for Sunday, November 21, when it is proposed to hold a sacred concert in aid of the Wounded Soldiers' Fund and the Belgian Fund. This year the grounds are in better order than they have ever been, and given a fine day there should be a very large number of visitors. The Citizens' Band, under Bandmaster Cummins, has kindly offered to provide the music, and a committee will provide afternoon tea for which several donations have already been received.

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