COMMERCE CONGRESS
By talagragh, Frwa Asi'n, Copyilgh London, July 11.
At tho Chamber of Ocmmeroo Congross tho preferential motion was oarried by a vote of ono hundred and seven Chambers in favor, with thirty-fivo ogaiust. Twontjono remained neutral, including Melbourne, Sydney, Hobart, and Launoostcn. All tbo other Australasian Chambers approved of tbe motion. i
PRESS COMMENTS.
Bj telegraph, Pres» A»s’n, Copyright Received 9.46 p.m , July 12. London, July 12 The Obroniolo slates that Ibe deo’eion of the Chambers of Commerce represents an advanoein Mr Chamberlain's direolioD, bn! apparency preference is only protection under another narno. The Times states that the resolution is significant in view of the rooent elections, Apparently Melbourne’s and Sydney’s neutrality arc benevolent. The Morniog Post states it is dear that the business men of the Empire oedoree Mr Chamb3rlain’s views.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1807, 13 July 1906, Page 3
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