SOUTH AFRICA.
OVER-IMMIGRATION. United Press Association— By Electrio Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, Sept. 1. Crowds of immigrants at Capo Town are unable to get, work. Their friends on tho Rand are urging them to remain at tho coast owing t o the unsatisfactory social and! industrial conditions in Johannesburg. Iho labour market at Cape. Town is glutted, and the parks are filled with penniless “dossers.” Many'crimes of violence have been committed. THE NATAL REFUGEES. UNSATISFACTORY POLITICAL SITUATION. A GALE AT PORT ELIZABETH. LONDON, Sept. 1. Thirteen thousand out of twenty-seven thousand refugees in the Natal concentration camps have already been sent back to their homes. Brigadier-General Sir E. Brabant declares that the political situation in South Africa is unsatisfactory. The best posts at Johannesburg arc going to men whoso last thought was loyalty.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CVIII, Issue 12911, 3 September 1902, Page 7
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