SOUTH AFRICA.
LABOUR CONFERENCE. CAPETOWN, January 5. The Labour Conference, which has been sitting for three days at_ Bloemfontein, has recommended, inter alia, the adoption of a' white labour policy; the establishment of a South African defence force, which shall be precluded from operating in the settlement of industrial disputes ; the adoption of bounties in lieu of a protective tariff; and the separation of the whites and natives, giving an Advisory Council to each race. The conference disapproved of the extension of the franchise to the native population.
| Till: UNION PARLIAMENT. LONDON, January 6. j Dr Jameson has sailed for Capetown, with the object of taking up the position I of Leader of the Opposition in the Unior Parliament.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3017, 10 January 1912, Page 23
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