SOUTH AFRICAN UNITY.
ATTITUDE OF BRITISH GOVERN MENT.
AN ECONOMIC -REVIVAL.
United Press Association—Copy-right (Received May 31, 4.27 p.m.)
LONDON; May 30. Mr. Winston Churchill, presiding at a South African dinner, said that depression was gradually yielding to an economic revival. The historical Tesult of the war was giving a single flag and was climating dualty. It had imparted a powerful impulse to Federation. The Imperial'Government’s attitude was essentially one of ■vigilance and encouragement, and he hoped that Mr. Botha would play a great part in upbuilding a local free and united South African unity as complete as Canada’s.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2205, 1 June 1908, Page 3
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