SOUTH AFRICA.
BRITAIN'S GENEROSITY. Pi.ees AssociaLion-By Telegraph--Copyright PRETORIA, Nov.-mber 20. Judge llei-izug, speaking at Blot-mfen-t.in, eulogised the.generujity of. Ihe. Imperial (lovernnienl, which hound all heaiUs in South Africa iu the Empire. I'll HE ORANGIA ELECTIONS. llc't-eived 0.1 a.m., November' 21st. PRETORIA. Nov. 21. The Orangia. elections are progressing. The Coiistilut'onalisis carried Mloenifoii-t-ein. 'winm-ng four of the seats by large majorities and 'ihe fifth seal by two vole:;. LONDON, Nov. 21. T.ho "Tini.-'s" says that- the Upper House will. consist, "of five supporters of Orangieiinie, live Consliiutionalisls. and that iM'r iSteyn's brother-. : n-law (Mr P. Blignaut) will hold llio'balance, ll adds that, "the new council is boili strong and re present-al ive 1 . ;
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Timaru Herald, Volume XIC, Issue 13449, 22 November 1907, Page 5
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