Transvaal, stated that he would not Tan 31 1908 beiurprised if the Asidtics in the Golony shortly recognised that their position was. impossible. The Go-Vernment still offered to register Asiatics, if they volunteered en masse, The time had come, he continued, for rest in South Africa. He. would advise Natal in the strongest terms to be careful regarding the increase in the noshher of 'Asiatica. im' that eplony'; otherwise the whole of Africa London vit Bombay, January 29, In spite of Mr. J.C. Srhuts' denial of the accuracy of "The Daily T "3 statement there isa strong belief in. Johannesburg that 2 solution of the Asiatic deadlock is impending.—Renter.
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