BRITISH POLITICS.
imperial parliament.
By Telegraph—Preßs Association—Copyright Received 9.33 p.m., Feb 28. London, Feb 28. Mr Kearley moved an amendment favoring early denunciation of the sugar convention. Mr Chamberlain defended the convention. He said the Opposition were only trying to make political capital out of a subject absolutely irrelevant to the fiscal controversy. The convention was really an obstacle to his giving moderate preference to stimulate the production of colonial sugar. He hoped this would be altered when the convention waß revised. The debate was adjourned. -
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1392, 1 March 1905, Page 2
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