NATAL TROUBLE.
LOBD ELGIN S “ MAD ATTITUDE,
Bji telegraph', Press A»s’n, Copyright Capetown, April 4. Tho Rov. Me Wynde, a Wesleyan minister, in the Yolksrust, protested against Lord Elgin’s mad attitudo in Natal at a tremendously critical moment. Bambaatiand two hundred of tho worst soum of tho oountry have vowod voDgeauooon “the blaok dogs,” moaning tho loyal nativos. Magwataba, who is intonsoly loyal, was wounded boforo oapturo. Bambaati ■l wreoked two farms, looting them of rides ommunition - 13° ransaokod a hotol ” and out tho telegraph wiros.
BAMBAATA’S FLIGHT.
CONCENTRATION OF POLICE
FORCES,
,! v telegraph. Press Ass’n, Copyright Reoeived 9.55 p.m,, April 5. Lrfndon, April 5. Reuter’s Durban correspondent reports that Bambaata has taken to tbo mountains twelve miles north west of Greytown. Ho bas only a few followers, armed with rifles and revolvers. One hundred Zulu polioo trackers are assisting in tho pursuit. Five hundred mounted polioo volunteers with several maxims are concentrating at Impaoza and Umvoti.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1717, 6 April 1906, Page 3
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