SOUTH AFRICA.
BOTHA ON LORD MILNER
THE SPEECH DISCUSSED
(United Press Association—Copyright.)
Received August 27, 10.12 p.m
LONDON, August "27,
The "Times' " Johannesburg correspondent says that Botha's onslaught on Lord Milner is attributed to a desire to afford justification to the people in refusing to pay foiv animals alleged to have been sold- at an excessive pries during the work of repatriation and to the Transvaal Government in refraining from exacting 'payment.
The effect of the speech has been to largely destroy' the ; possibility of the confidence of the Opposition party in the Government's professions of a desire for conciliation:
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 28 August 1908, Page 5
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