RINGS IN SHIPPING.
USES AND ABUSES. J THE NECESSITY OF COMBINATION. [ VIEWS OF "THE TIMES." Wl TBMSO.uil'U—r'lltteS, itSOCUTKH-COI-lIUdUT.) 1 v ' ' London, Juno 3. "Tho Times" is inclined to support tho minority loport of tho Shipping Ring Commission, particulars of which woro cabled on 'May 28. "Tho Titncs" declares that it is I gliid of both roports in different degrees. It is in favour of watching carefully tho operation and dovolopmont of tho conference sys- | tern, and urges the necessity of being prepared for moro stringent regulations should ovents demand it. THE; REPORTS. The Royal Commission on Shipping Rinus has piesontod two reports—n. report by the majority, nnd a report by tl\e minority. The majority report declares that slipping rings affoid eteadicr freight lutes and a more regular service. Hi recommends tho formation of a Shippers' Association, to bo recognised bv tho Boaid of Trade, with a view to the conciliatory settlement of disputes. The minority lopoit declines that rings aro imnccessaiy in tho interests of British and colonial trade, and it recommends the Board of Trade to issue regulations to control 'rings. i ' , v i
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 526, 5 June 1909, Page 5
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185RINGS IN SHIPPING. Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 526, 5 June 1909, Page 5
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