SOUTH AFRICAN PARLIAMENT.
THE CLOSING SESSION. | INQUIRY INTO MINING CRISIS. . Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. CAPETOWN, June 20. The Union legislative Assembly lias closed. The Public Welfare Bill was passed, the. Government withdrawing contentious clauses. Hie Government also' dropped the Enemies Repatriation Bill, the Hon. F. S. Malan stating that most of the enemy subjects who had f been reported as constituting a danger to the State had already been repatriated at their own request.. A Bill granting an amnesty to deportees and rebels of 1914 was passed. The Minister of Mines (Mr Malan) his announced the appointment of a commission, including the Government Mining Engineer, representatives of the Chamber of Mines, the Federation of the Trades Unions, and the Miners' Union, t# investigate the mining crisis.—Reuter.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17659, 24 June 1919, Page 5
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