Johannesburg, Nov. 5.
Ur. Tielman Roos, the Minister pf Justice, in a speech on the, occasion of the Afrikander Day cele-rations declared that the constitu-
Honal position following the settlement of the flag question was excellent, There was a chance for all well-menning Afrikanders to cooperate for economic prosperity by re-grouping of parties, He hoped that the South African' Party and the Nationalists would combine to form a South African National Party and secure the loyal adhere fence of Labour—Reuter, Capetown, Nov. 4.
After seven divisions, the House of Assembly has returned the Pre lous Stones Bill to the Senat amendments the Minister of fused to accept—Reuter.
Capetown, Nov. 6
The Senate has adopted the third reading of the Flag Bill.
The Bill prescribes that the flags of the Union shall be, in the first place, the Union Inck, denoting the association of the Union with group of nations constituting the saith of nations, Fhite and blue, the Uniomt Jack and the Transvaal Vierkleur to be shown horizontally on the white stripe and the Orange Free State flag vertical-Jy between them, all thus forming: 'a cross in the centre of i stripe. The Union Jack shall be! flown with the national flag from official buildings in the capitals of the provinces forming the South African Union, in ports, from Government offices abroad and in such other places as the Government may
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