PRO-BOER SYMPATHISERS.
SYDNEY, this day.
An effort was made at the Labour Conference to discuss the war, but a motion condemning- hostilities was not received.
Mr Neilsen, a Labour member, addressing his constituents, gave expi'ession to pro-Boer sympathies. He asserted the colonial contingents' loyalty was proportionate to the price paid for their services. Many of the audience quitted the building as a protest against the speaker's utterances.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 24, 29 January 1900, Page 5
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