BRITISH TRADE.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 6, 8 January 1904, Page 3

BRITISH TRADE.

THE FISCAL CONTROVERSY. LONDON, Jan. 0. Mr Yerburg'h, Conservative ineiu'iA<r for Chester, urges tlie appointment of a no'ii-narty Uoyal Coiimiis-s-ii.'ii to coiiSi'd.-r the fiscal policy in all its on (rule wiuh the oolonie.s awd foivig-n coimtrivs, tlve Commission to l/e presided over by a ju iicial authority. S'ir V.. Kim:!. member for Cardiff, who will not. s.vk re-ele<:tiu,i, in a liat.iiiVs-lo to his oiuwtil uciAs. says i.o has mug* since Uui uivable to ujidiTSLaivd the reasons for iiidtistrios for th« sake of buying a trifle cheaper than others who ure exch.'J/i.g' us from the world's markets. It vvouhl Ik* perilous to contin'uic the pri-sint system without exami, nation, an;l also jtei'ilous and ungvadoiis to resij-Ji sucli iniproveninrt ut the tra\ling system as would encourage tlv colonic to identify tilieiusv-lves more ai.d more with the Motherluivd. iitceiwd 7, y.ol p.m. llr (jeorgt? Fk'tt, n Glasgow authcjity an tramway construction at.ii l 1" yuipment, has j oiuuJ the Tariff CommlSsSio i n. Mr Chanvberlain, to a cor-re-HfJ-ii/Jeii't, said the aim of the ctunmissicn was Jo a sketch tarilt W'hidi would be sul/niitted for tilxworkers' earned, ho siti;id, witDiowl • he ,\\'orkers' full and a labour leaiJer liajd been iin-itcd to join.