SOUTH AFRICA.
S I JIB. CHAMBERLAIN'S j- TOUR-
CAPETOWN, December 31.
tb ; fr Chamberlain's announcement Altai had foregone a claim for "• ivC ns evoked extrao r Bea y He eloquently ? r Ld S and said that South B ffooner or later must follow Australia. The Impe*S Government would heartaly rei when a united people demanded *"iTconstitutidn. The new coloS '«lere not yet ripe for autonomy, S/unable to stand alone either ££blly ov defensively.
DURBAN, January 1. tfr Chamberlain, while at Colenso, Jte'd Lieutenant Roberts' grave.
(Received 9.47 a.m.)
CAPETOWN, January 1. A n ordinance issued at Pretoria mnfers copyright on press telegrams Jrom outside the colony for seventytwo hours.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 2, 2 January 1903, Page 5
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