INDIANS IN AFRICA
THE INVESTIGATION TO BE AS THOROUGH AS POSSIBLE. By Telezranli —Press Association —Coprridu PRETORIA, December 19. At the instance of the Commission of Inquiry, wall a view to making the investigation as thorough as possible, the Government has released Mr Gandhi (the leader of the passive resistance movement), Polak, and Kallenbach on parole. They arc journeying to Pretoria to confer with the Government. ADVICE TO BOYCOTT DENIED. CALCUTTA, December 18. 'l’he leader of the Indian Nationalists in Bombay, the Hon. Gopal Gokhale, denies sending telegrams to ■South Africa advising Indians to boycott the Royal Commissions' inquiries. On tho contrary, ho declares, he suggested moderation.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8609, 20 December 1913, Page 5
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