THE TRANSVAAL.
STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT KRUGER. THE RUMOURED IMPENDING TROUBLE. GERMAN ASSISTANCE TO THE BOERS. [Per Press Association.! CAPETOWN, March 29. President Kruger denies that the relations with Mr Chamberlain are strained. He states that the Republic left the negotiations to the Executive and himself. He has not declined to visit England. LONDON, March 29. Private advices received from the Cape state that German artillery officers of high rank and numbers of German soldiers have made their appearance at Pretoria, under pretence of looking out for sections of land.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCV, Issue 10920, 31 March 1896, Page 5
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