THE ZULU WAR
PEACE OVERTUBES. [PKESB ASSOCIATION.] Capetown, July DINIZTTLTT has sent a messenger to Sir Arthur Havelock, assuring liim that the attack on the Majoons was unauthorised, and merely the action or some hot-headed young natives. Hβ has, also, formally complained to Mrv Osborne, chief magistrate of Zululand, that Sir A. Havelock refused to parley, and he had no other course but to take up arms. July ia_ Sir A. Havelock has declined to discuss terms of peace with Dinizulu whilfr the latter remains under arms. London, July 19. Lord Knutsford stated in the House to-day that the position of affairs in Zululand is improving.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9112, 21 July 1888, Page 5
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