SIR JOSEPH WARD IN AUSTRALIA.
WHLCOMHJ) AT ADELAIDE. lioceived 22, I. p.m. Ahhi.aidi!. February 22, •Sir Joseph AVai'il was welcomed t<> South Australia I)v the Mayor of Ai'ea guth.'i-iiig in (he Town Hall. Tin' Mayor expressed (lu- hop,, dial reciprocity la-lween Xew Zealand and South Australia would suon hf an accomplished I'acl.; 111(1 wished Sir Joseph all success in his mission lo Homo. Till' J'rcinicr also extended a welcome, and said that South Australia was friendly lo Xew Zealand. Ho wished Sir Joseph Ward success,
In replying, Sir Joseph saidj he was sorry the treaty for reciprocity, signed by Mr Kingston and himself in 1895, had not been agreed to by South Australia. New Zealand was willing to renew negotiations with lite Commonwealth, as the development of trade with the Colonies was all-important. Regarding New Zealand's atittude towards the British navy, he declared he was not favorable to a separate navy, New Zealand has the kindest feeling towards Australia and the meetings of public men of the I wo countries was of immense importance.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8055, 23 February 1906, Page 2
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174SIR JOSEPH WARD IN AUSTRALIA. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8055, 23 February 1906, Page 2
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