TOWNS NOT SCARED BY “BLACK BOGEY.”
CAPE TOWN, June 14. The results are filtering through slowly. The towns refused to be scared by the “ black bogey ” and have solidly backed General Smuts. The Labour Party have lost 9 seats, the South African Party have gained 9, and the Nationalists have gained 2. The position of the parties is: — South African 40 Nationalist 19 Supporters of Colonel Creswell 4 Supporters of the National Labour Council 3 It is probable that Labour will hold the balance of power.—Australian Press Association —United Service.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18785, 14 June 1929, Page 6
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