SOUTH AFRICA’S PROBLEM
THE COLOUR, QUESTION
lAust. and N.Z. Cablet. Capetown, Feb. 18
General Hertzog, Prime Minister, at (Die second reading of tlie Native Representation Bill at a* joint sitting of the Houses, said ii- the Government gave the natives equality Avitli whites, the latter could pack their bundles and leave South,; Af rca. They must make the natives understand such a demand wa,s impossible. While admitting that the coloured people had suffered injustice, he stressed that! the whites bitterly iegvetted having driven the coloured races to join lorccs with the natives.
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Feilding Star, Volume 7, Issue 2140, 20 February 1929, Page 6
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