TO-DAY'S CABLES.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 16, 21 January 1903, Page 2

TO-DAY'S CABLES.

(.Received J<m 21, &:S0 am.) CAPETOWN, Yesterday. Mr Chaaabetl-in, in Friday's speech, replyiog t» Mr Robinson, referred to Park Lane, London, as the headquarters of Mr Robinson and other South African millionaires not Mark Lane. Tbe " Cape limes " says that the sdU tlement U universally approved. • -Mr. CbambeTlaio, waiving his predilections, selected it in deference to enlightened local opinion, whicb was another illustration of his intellectual detachment and responsivoness to facts. (Beceived Jan. 21, 11.6 a.m.) CAPETOWN, Yesterday. Mr C. Leonard, President of the Johan . Eransyaal lo work oat its own Balvation, r^pfardtess of Exeter Hall or the British colonies. Mr Chamberlain's Native policy was eminently calculated to increase the noion of Briton and Boer, neshnrg National Union, at the banquet referring to the native question, said he thought Alt Cbaraberl»in intended the vV- EQNDGN, -Yesterday. Mr AngOßtiae Birrell, speaking t Brisitol, Bai4 thtife Hk© thd Liberal party, he would in nQ way dishonour any obligations, Mr Chamberlain might enter into in Ponth Africa. \ The " St. James Gazette," spaaking of Mr Chambsrlaih's sebilement of the South African qaesii->n,v rays hia monumental state3n.aoship will shine even beside the achievements ot Prince Bismarck and Conrifc \Cavoor. His policy was one of " the open door." Matters pressing for sott lenient had been settled, while the future had been mortgaged as little aB possible : LONDON. Yesterday. Reurer's agency Btates that the band nowspaperse admit that Bfr Chamberlaiu desetroye-i the Chinese legend. " St. James Gazette " says thaC financiers consider 1 hat a 35,000,000 three per cent loan will be issued aj^44»<^nc[ Si - February a* the first inaCtlment of the four ptr cent war loan of January 1004.