BRITISH POLITICS.
THE PREMIER’S SPEECH.
SOUTH AFRIOA.
By telegraph, Press A'ss’n, Copyright Reoeived 12.18 a m., April 10. London, April 6. Sir H. Campbell-Bannerman, at the Fishmongers’ Booioty dinner, emphasised the Government’s desiro for conciliation and harmony in South Africa, justice and equality to all whites, and certainly to maintain British supremacy. Ho hoped the settlement at Algeoiras would lead to, a diminution of the frightful military burdens of the nations. B r itain oonld set the example. He urged fiscal reformers to let the agitation rest awhile io order to diminish the prejudicial effeots of uncertainty. Lord Twosdmouth said that navy was never so wall equipped, oflßoored, manned, and so fit as now.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1720, 10 April 1906, Page 2
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