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S. AFRICAN ELECTIONS.

SMUTS OPENS CAMPAIGN. ATTACK ON OPPOSITION. A. and N.Z. CAPETOWN. April 18. The first public speech of the Prime Minister, General Smuts, since announcing the dissolution of Parliament, was delivered to a congress of the Junior South African Party. He said that he was not so tired as some of his opponents appeared to think. General Smuts outlined what the Government had achieved. He denounced the Nationalist-Labour pact as the most dictatorial and immoral event in South African politics. He appealed to the people to put their whole strength into the coming battle for clean, wholesome politics and the great cause of the future of South Africa, which was sure to win in the end.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18689, 21 April 1924, Page 7

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S. AFRICAN ELECTIONS. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18689, 21 April 1924, Page 7

S. AFRICAN ELECTIONS. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18689, 21 April 1924, Page 7

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