SOUTH AFRICA.
IMPERIAL ACTIONS REVIEWED.
CHARITY TOWARDS MR WINSTON CHURCHILL.
[press association.] (Received April 10, 1.15 a.m.)
CAPETOWN, April 9.
Mr Winston Churchill's speech as a whole, embodying what Britishera in the Transvaal heretofore claimed to be essential for the maintenance of British supremacy, and also Sir Henry CampbeU-Ban-tterman'e desire for conciliatory methods, are interpreted at Johannesbury ac an Imperial Government's tardy and reluctant concession, due to public opinion- throughout the Empire.
Speakeirs at the Chemical and Metallurgical Societies' banquet welcomed the change in attitude. Possibly there had been misunderstanding on both sides, and with the exercise of a little charity, the name of Mr Churchill might yet be favorably received in South Africa.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LI, Issue 9065, 10 April 1906, Page 5
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114SOUTH AFRICA. Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LI, Issue 9065, 10 April 1906, Page 5
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