JAPANESE TRADE

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 594, 27 July 1933, Page 5

JAPANESE TRADE

Ti SRANGEMENTS MADE ,1 for an informal rs CONFERENCE j0; IXDIA INVOLVED t • (British Ollieial Wireless) rr gf Rugby, July 25. 'statement regarding the posfinvening of a conference be-

•critish and Japanese industrialiregard to Japanese trade com■ADr. E. L. Burgin, Parliamenstretary to the Board of Trade Ueply was sent on July 20 to M Japanese note on tlie subIn that note. the Japanese Go^tindicated that Japanese inSconcemed agreed, subject to a limitations which have since ^ the subject of an informal Sun, to proposed meetings berepresentatives of indus®fav as they related to cotton -j. The proposal under con%ivas that there be a tripar^ussion in India shortly, behhe representatives of the in:s conce.rned, of Lancashire, >2nd Japan, covering the whole fallelasses of textiles in which 'tountries are interested. These s°ns would relate to the In^rket and the British colonial -3 in which India is interested. "Proposal was made on the %ding that the discussions in !w°uld be followed immediately ^ossions in Britain in regard to ^kxtile markets, between indus!cPresentatives of Britain and ;; British Government sincerely 'ftat Japan would be able to acproposal and that a satis5 agreement would be reached.