THE TRANSVAAL.
EXCLUSION OF UNDESIRABLE [
ALIENS.
' " SPEECH BY PRESIDENT <•••> ..../., KRU(JIER. P/MiAiioolntlon.^KleclrlcToleKraph.-CopjrrltliV, •'"'.' '■' Pretoria, November 27. Ted Vblkraad has passod a Bill to exclude aliens who do not possess passports testifying that they , have the means of support and ability to work.
'' Pretoria, November 28, The Alien Bill comes into operation in January next.
'. Pretoria, November 29. # The President, speaking at a ridiculed any breaoh of the convention, and said if it was the desire to have it changed it would bo done by legitimate' means. The indemnity, he said, would be limited to the actual expenses of the Transvaal, and he had no doubt the sum would be paid. The Volksraad's object was, he said, to avert the increase of trouble, and it was the duty of all to foster the mining industry.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10302, 30 November 1896, Page 5
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