PROGRESS OF SOUTH AFRICA.
BIG DEVELOPMENTS FORESHADOWED. By Telegraph.—OPress Aim.—Copyright. Received Dec. 14, 6.5 p.m. Capetown, Dec. 11. General Smuts, outlining his pro* gramme at a congress of the South! African Party for the whole Union, announced the eetablishmemnt of ft per' manent council to advise the Premier in reference to native affaire, and also the retention- of the provincial council »Jt* tern, which all in all has been eucoasst ful. He foreshadowed the electrification of the railways, vast irrigation work*, and great industrial development. jHe reaffirmed the statement that the South African Party would go to the election* on their own legs, and he appealed to? all moderates for their support On hi* own and the Government's recordr-1-Reuter Service. The South Africa Party Congress un* animously adopted a strong resolution! against Bolshevism and undesirable immigration; also in favor of women's franchise. The Congress condemned Republican propaganda as perilous, and assured the Government that it would support the constitution against all at* tacks.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.
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Taranaki Daily News, 15 December 1919, Page 4
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