"WE WILL RETURN."

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 29, 11 March 1914, Page 7

"WE WILL RETURN."

THE DEPORTED LEADERS, A BOYCOTT THREATENED. By Cable.—Press Association^—^-Copyright. LONDON, March 10. Poutsma, in an interview, said , that at the psychological moment the. deported men would return to South Africa with the solemn promise ,of British trade unionists that if they were interfered with., on arrival a boycott of South: African products would follow.

OVERSEAS DEPUTATION. FEDERAL PREMIER OPPOSED. ; MELBOURNE, March 10. Mr Fisher is opposed' to the British Labour leaders' proposal that a deputation from the Dominions should visit South - Africa and protest to General Botha against the deportation of the agitators without trial. He is unable to believe that 'a Government capable of such actions* could be moved to reason, and it is not a matter for petition.