DISTURBED ZULULAND.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 183, 1 August 1908, Page 5

DISTURBED ZULULAND.

I BANK THSASOJT PKEACHED. j I onfnzxTLxrs coascpi^nrr. (Received 3.25 a.m.) DI~RBAX, July 31. ': \ In the Xatal Parliament. Mr. Hulett, ' , in moving his amendment '"That the Ini- t serial Government:* drei.-ion to pay Dini- x mlv's salary is fraught with serious langer r.i Natal aud South Africa, and , will tend to defeat the ends of justice, ] through the natives drawing the infer- 1 ence that Britain ij backing Dinizulu | against Nat.al.~ declared that serious re- ! would ensue it an autonomous colony were to be placed at the merry ; amd caprice of irresponsible outsiders. The rankest treason was now being' preached at large assemblages bi natives. Ultimately. Mr. Moor, the Premier.; seated that he was re-opening negotia- | tions regarding the payment of Dinizulu's ; salary in order to re-establish friendly | relations with the Imperial Groverament. ; He moved thai the House proceed,to the ! nesx business, which was carried unanim- ! ously. ! j (Received 9.5 a-m.) DURBAN, July 31. Diniziilu protests tnat the prosecution is poiscnias the public mind against him, and has selected rrimmals and his personal enemies to testify untruths against Lim. It would have been easy, he says, to establish his innocence if his lawyers had been permitted tc enter Zululand. DOIZHLU COMMITTED FOR TBIAI.. DURBAN, July 31. Dinizulu has heen for trial, j The Xatal Parliament has decided upon Te-opening negotiations with the Im- ! ! perial Government on the question of the payment of Dinizulu's salary.