IMPERIAL TRADE COMMISSION.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. AH information in regard to the representation of New Zealand on the Imperial Trade Commission is still being withheld by the Prime Minister (Sir Joseph Ward). The Australian authorities ere less reticent in the matter. News has now come to hand by mail that the Prime Minister of the Commonwealth (Mr. A. Fisher) was informed in a recent communication from ■the Colonial Office that the remuneration of each member of tho Imperial Irade Commission would bo four guineas per day during its whole duration, and that all fares would also 1)6 allowed. Mr. Fisher was asked to send in an Australia.ii nomination ' by the end of last month. As previously reported in Tun Dominion, Mr. Donald Campbell, LL.B., of South Australia, was appointed to lcprcsent tho Commonwealth. Mr. Fisher told an interviewer that Mr. Campbell possessed very excellent qualifications. He hail been for six years a; member of the South Australian Parliament, and was an unsuccessful Labour candidate at the last election. He had in turn beeu engineer, journalist, ana lawyer. .
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1382, 7 March 1912, Page 4
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176IMPERIAL TRADE COMMISSION. Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1382, 7 March 1912, Page 4
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