NEWFOUNDLAND DISABILITIES
I SIR R. BOND ENTERTAINED. ! London, June 0. Mr Chamberlain, in ;i letter to the organisers of a dinner to Sir Robert lit mil (Newfoundland Premier), said:—'l trust the difficulties in connection with the fisheries question will l>e satisfactorily arranged, and that this will be the prelude to that union with the great Dominion of the West which I believe will ultimately be found most conducive to [the permanent welfare of Newfoundland." J Sir R. Bond remarked that the union of Newfoundland and Canada was at 'present neither desirable nor within the \ t region of practical politics. Had the ■precis of the Imperial Conference been ,more adequate, what lia.l occurred thereat in relation to Newfoundland would fiiot have lrcen misrepresented !.v Lthe press. lie regretted that the l:ln<j Book had withheld its discussions fallowing his 'statement by describing the 'diseussiop as private.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 8 June 1907, Page 5
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144NEWFOUNDLAND DISABILITIES Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 8 June 1907, Page 5
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