British South Africa.
Press Association— Telegrapb—Copyright. Received September 9, 10.4 a.m. LONDON, September 8. The Boers without land in Orange Colony and the Transvaal are a- source of serious difficulty to the Government. Lord Milner has announced that there will be no discrimination as regards naturalisation intended to be exercised against Russian and other Jewish immigrants iti South Africa. DURBAN, September 8. As compensation for the exclusion of Wakkerstroom, Natal receives an additional strip of territory furtfcer south. MADRAS, Sleptemiber 8. Thirteen hundred Boers have sailed for South Africa. CAPETOWN, September 8. Many burghers in the Orange River Colony refuse to leave the concentration camps as they fear the hardships they may encounter in building up their farms again. In order to compel their return the Government is reducing the scale of rations in the concentration camps.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11733, 10 September 1902, Page 5
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