BANISHED LABOUR MEN.
A LONG- DISCrSfciOX
IN BOLTH AFRICAN PaKLIA-
MENT.
(Per Press Association—Copyright.)
Capetown, .March T>
After a continuous debate of twenty-four hours in the House of Assembly it was decided to retain the names of the deported clause. The Ministers are relentless on this point and stolidly ignored repeated re(juesrs to specify the charges against the deported men.
The debate is still continuing
Mr Andrews, ;> Labour member, iiinied ;tt tbu possibility of the wur'ccis of Britain refusing to handle JSouth African produce.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLII, Issue 6021, 6 March 1914, Page 5
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