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BT BLCOTBIQ EBLKGKAPH —OOPYBIP y®, FiSCAL REFORM ;MB CHAMBKiU.AT.N CONFIDENT VI'JIORY. MB FHXSS ASSOCIATION. Received 30 10.9 p.m. London, October 30. Mr Chamberlain, when leaving Liverpool, remarked that he was more confident than ever. He did cot; think i he wculd have accomplished so much as he finds he has accomplished, and he felt he was bound to win, FOLLOWING MR SEDDON'S LEAD. Mklbouknb, October 30. Arguing in favour of preferential trade, Mr Deakin said: "We must follow the example of that enterprising, capable leader, the Premier of New Zealand, who has always been fully alive to the interest of his colony in this matter. He has realised, ic adof most of us, the advantages to he gained, and has stepped forward to fulfil them. It is impossible to forecast how this reciprocity may develop, but, besides Britain, there is a splendid prospect of ttade with South Africa, and we might help Hew Zealand to share that." Wellington, October 30. The Council of the Chamber of Compierce has set up a committee of inquiry into the question of preferential rade with the Mother Country. The committee has been instructed to give due consideration to the undesirableness of unnecessarily disturb!) g the public revenue or detrimentally affecting the industries of the colony.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 235, 31 October 1903, Page 3
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