NATAL'S DIFFCULTIES.
"JDAMJTABIiE DTTEBFEREBrCS." PB.VidHKBPS OTOfESPGXEN 3>E- ' ' ■ •; -GLA&ATXOH. . . ■ DURBAN, March 23. Sir: F. R. Mocr (Premier of Natal), speaking at Wanton, complained that certain members cf the \House of Com-mons-had been putting questions, and seeking to discredit and dishonour Ratal's institutions. "Natal/ 7 he proceeded, "has acted •within - its"' chartered rights -in bearing the white man's burden, which has not been made lighter by their damnable interference." . ' Mr. Moor added that he hoped better counsels wonld prevail, and that Natal would be given an opportunity of proving the justice of her position.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 72, 24 March 1908, Page 5
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92NATAL'S DIFFCULTIES. Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 72, 24 March 1908, Page 5
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