SOUTH AFRICA.
THE FEELING AAIONGST THE DUTCH. CAPETOWN, November 28. Lord Alilner, in response to a welcome at. Frankfort, in the north of Orange Hirer Colony, promised tho district special consideration. None, iso said, hart suffered more during the war. The liev Mr Vlok, the minister of tho Dutch Church who was lately dismissed by the eiders of his church on account of ill's loyalty to tho British Government, in an interview, said tho Dutchmen’s hope that South Africa, would ultimately bo Dutch was more widespread and deep-rooted than Englishmen imagined. Ho attributes the aspiration largely to tho unwise leniency' shown to the rebels. (Deceived Decombor-1, 1.5 a.m.) LONDON. November 30. General Schalk Burger has sailed for South Africa.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4825, 1 December 1902, Page 5
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