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No. 5003.— V01. XXXV.
LAWEENCB, OTAGO, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1902.
THE BOER LEADERS.
London, October 10.
' Mr Weasels and Mr Wolmarans will be allowed to return to South Africa. Mr Fischer comes to London to plead for similar permission. Several Boer Waders of minor rank are visiting Berlin to learn the exact terms on which they will be permitted to settle in German South-West Africa. The Afrikander officials at The Hague are incensed over the non-pay« ment of salaries and the non-redemp tion of Transvaal notes. They have threatened action to compel Mr Kruger to account for the state of the funds. The Hague, October 11. The Boer generals attended Mr Kruger'a birthday celebrations at Utrecht. Two pastors delivered ad dresses in the church, expressing the usual aspirations for Boer unity and freedom. Mi' Kruge* also preached in aid of the relief fund. He thanked the generals for their services. De Wet denies that the generals re fused to accept an audience with the Kaiser. He believes that the Kaiser knew nothing about these stories, and added : ' If an emporer or king desires to see us, it would be a great honor. We would certainly apply through the British Minister '

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