minion's Interest Capetown, Apr. 9.
Ministerial cheers greeted the Jassertion of the Finance Minister, Nir. Havenga, in the House of Assembly to-day, that in the new tariff policy the Government had never been animated by any anti-British feeling, the preponderating factor being "South Africa's interests first"
The Minister referred to an observation by General Smuts (who was then Prime Minister) in 1923 that the position was one-sided, an suid that that fact had been general felt. The" Government were treating the question on a sound economic basis—Reuter.
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