THE S.A. DEPORTEDS.
ORGANISING A BOYCOTT.
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London, March 10
Mr Poutsma, interviewed, said that at the psychological moment the deporteds will return to South Africa with a solemn promise of the British trade unionists that if they are interfered with on arrival a boycott of South African products will follow.
DOMINION INTERFERENCE.
Melbourne, March 10.
Mr Fisher, the Premier, is opposed to the British Labor leaders’ proposal that a deputation from the Dominions should visit South Africa to protest to Mr Botha against the deportations without trial. He is unable to believe that a Government capable of such actions could be moved to reason, and it was not even a matter for a petition.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 59, 11 March 1914, Page 5
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