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Otaki Mail, 31 January 1919, Page 4

DOMINION MINISTERS CONSULTED. THE ISSUE STILL IN DOUBT. Paris, Jan. 28. Mr Wm. Hughes atcndcd - the Supreme Council, at "which President 'Wil.son's plan for internationalization of tlio German Pacific colonies tvas discussed. The Council summoned Sir Hassey to the Conference.- This impression prevails that the fate of the colonies ivill be settled before the Plenary Conference meets. London, Jan. 28. The "Morning Post's" Paris correspondent understands the Conference has adopted the scheme for administering the German colonies through Powers having mandatory control. Other reports indicate a compromise.

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