" FORGIVE AND FORGET"
NATAL'S NATIVE POLICY. REBELS PARDONED, By Telefrapb.-JPr«is I*s/Ki»tion.-C<>pr?i| UleeetTcd February ;, IS.jOpra) Durban, February & The Governor of Natal (Sir Matthew Nathan) announced At an indab,* df from 200 to 250 chiefs at Ngutu, that the Government intended to pursue a policy of forgive and forget, and therefore had punloutcl all the ranis and file concerned in the rebellion of Jim. ' The natives were much impressed, . and delighted at the leniency shown
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13666, 6 February 1908, Page 5
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