South Africa
NOT WILLING TO PAY A LIVING
WAGE
* FLEEING FltOM PLAGUE.
Per United Press Association. (By Electric Telegraph— Copyright.)
CAPETOWN, Jan. 20
Johannesburg is depressed, fearing a solution of the labour Question will bo delayed for years.
The South African News admits that nothing can /be said on behalf of Lynch, the traitor, and Irish-Canadians do not sympathise with him. Owing to the spread of plague, thousands of native servants and labourers are leaving Durban. It is expected the '/.ululand drifts will be closed.
Received 27th. 10.35 p.m. Forty-two cases of plague have toeen reported in Durban, 27 being fatal.
CAPETOWN, Jan. 27. Received 27th, 11 p.m.
WILL THEY DO IT ?
The burghers at ■'Lichtenburg and Ofctoshooi) cordially .welcomed: Mr Chamberlain, who stated^ that Lord Vjtfilner was about to issueTa proclamation with the object of speedily finishing the compensation .juestion. General Delarey promised' to do his utmost tdKeip and added that now that all differences hod been removed all ought t^unito'^fo'repair the ravages of war, 1 ■'■■'---
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Southland Times, Issue 18056, 28 January 1903, Page 2
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