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[lt Kin mis Telhi;ha.ms.J CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICV. OTTAWA. July 4. "I sii.iuhl welec,me a Canadian Minister at Washington." said Sir K. Howard, British Ambassador, when interviewed dining his ten days’ visit to Canada. OTTAWA. July 4. The Treaty extending the most favoured nation treatment between Canada and Belgium has been signed he:e. It is the first treaty entered into by the Canadian Government and signed by Canada. Full power from King George to sign the treaty on behalf of Canada was received a few days ago by the Ministers. OTTAWA, July 4.
An Ottawa Parliamentary delegation wi.) visit South Africa soon, under the auspices of the Canadian and South African branches of the Empire Parliamentary Association. It will consist of four Senators and four Mcntliers of the Commons. OTTAWA, July 4. The British Ambassador to U.S.A. Sir Estne Howard, speaking of the appointment of Canadian and Irish Ministers to Washington, said it appeared almost inevitable that the other British Dominions would also be represented.
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 July 1924, Page 2
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166AMERICAN ITEMS. Hokitika Guardian, 7 July 1924, Page 2
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