SOUTH AFRICA.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 12266, 13 October 1902, Page 3

SOUTH AFRICA.

ME KEUGEE’fI BLETHDiT. Beared October 12, 4 31 p,m, London, October 11,

The B:er general! attended Mr Kroger*! birthday celebration* at Utrecht. Two pastors delivered addresses in church expressing the usual aipiratioa* for Beer unity and freedom. Mr Kroger preached in aid o! tho Beer Belief Fuad, and thanked the general* for their lerricei.

KAI3EE AND QENEEALS. Secsmd OctU, 4.31 p.a. London’, October 11,

General Ee "Wet denies that the generals refused to accept an audience of the German Emperor. He says ha believes the Kaiser knows nothing about the stories that have been circulated, and adds: ,; If the Bmpsror dashes to sea os, it would te » great honor, and we would certainly apply threugh the British Minister.”

BOEB LEADERS. Losdos, October 10. Afrikander officials at The Hague are incensed at tte non-payment of their iilarhs and the con-redimption cf Transvaal notes, and have threatened an action to c;mp2i ilr Kruger to account for the State fundi. iteisra Weueli and Wolmaraas hare fcoao allowed to retnra to tcuth Africa' Mr Fiicher will c:as to London te plead for liinilsr pjnnisdor!.

Several Boer leaders cf minor rant are visiting Berlin to learn the exact terms on which tha B:eri will he permitted to settle in German South-west Africa.

EiIIOTTNT OCS3TIOS*. October 10. Tha T.'•.;•, on tha tap:rt cf tta Ee:a:unt Committee, ths Eamoant Depjrt□snt of tfce War o£oe Icr being igner&st c£ tie s;utc;3 •:■? inppiy, and »sya it ntt too Eel!-!Stiss=d tj tank information, silently ignoring tha o?er of the attache at Washington. Tea Tlr.n

ad3a: “Compared wi:*a the ‘Whitewaiting Committee, Dr. Paaglois wag a whining pejgimist.”

OFFICIAL WABSING, Stdnit, Haturdaj. The Government 1 3 eommeraial agent 12 South Afrha recommend* tha Government to take iteps to warn people against fixjkiag to South Africa for employment.