SOUTH AFRICA.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13353, 18 April 1911, Page 5

SOUTH AFRICA.

MIMWfil PNOBLEM. refffcrdmm Osina pessidn tta* the odneaffm hs nl s&sslb and hi aB snbjscls in thafi aMsnp has to hngivsa to Daheh aad mjUL_ fids bus a dsnhls]sßsst. It virta- .. sfwhom knew Jtoeh. A* tosswmTtLl'rt m*m fia«m af ohidsm sf Baglish fPOTRp SB HMRhBk A MmKMMHM WIMI V iff uampunlswlp Urns ssr ifm U toam is Mar dah ams asms to series old ramsl auimrettisa. Tim paliey was asA faveersd hy flmsrsi Baton. LORD MCTHUEB AND BOV SCOUTS. . ' CAPETOWN. April 16. Load Mstoasn, addressing the Boy Baswto at Johannesburg, advocated a Aahdwf cadet system. He welcomed Mb Mb’s speech at Trade, emphasising As weed for burgher forces. OMBfKNBATIOM PON MINERS. a ’ CAPETOWN. April 16. A Biß compensating miners snßering fbam* amssrs’ phthisis has bean read a _ psoond than m the Assembly. TNI MUON'S GREATEST MPFMULTT. . JBssatoad April 18. 9.80 a.m. , . IjONDON, April 17. f , f|m Han. F. 2L Moor, toe Ope sapasaamlatme at the Education ConAemme. in aa interview, mid that the Mtognai MMsuky was nothing com pared wßh the poaUmn of providing a common mmsp of Button education in the four •Hasan provinces, where the statue of ■ Buttons dNbrad greatly. BHPBPULAR PROPOSALS. CAPETOWN, April 17. IBs Government propose to amend the Phthisis Bill by authorising employers to dsdnet essririhotions from asiners’ nmn towards compensation. The Minors* Association demands the maintammes m Ns original form af the Bill.