SOUTH AFRICAN AFFAIRS.
Oatetown, Sept. 25. Mi Mettiman, in the coarse of a speech expressed surprise ac ex-General Botha's advocatiog the breaking-up of native territories and forcing the natives to work in the mines. The bond w«s absolutely oopawa to suoti ptopoial*. Sept. 27. General Botha explains that he advocated the Bubatitution of individual tenure of land for tribal purposes In oder to promote the rapid civilisation of the natives.
London, Sept. 26.
The Transvaal Council considers, the time is inopportune for constructing new railways, in view of the scarcity of labor.
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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 5101, 30 September 1903, Page 4
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