The New Herbrides
A N'CILO-KR E.VOM COX FIiKEXiGE. j_ » A COXGI.L] ATORY SPIR IT. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright London. March 11. In the House of Commons Sir Kinloch Cooke asked Sir Ed ward Urey i n consult Mr. Hurcourt with a view"to approaching the Commonwealth reff.inli'i" the hitter's desire to take over the New Hebrides. ' Sir Edward drey said there was no ' question of ae(|uisitimi." 'lf it Arose the - ' Covernmcnt would act after consulta- : tion with the Commonwealth, , witty wliich it was in close toueh. J- 1 PaTis, March 11. * In reply to a question in the Cham- 1 her of Deputies, M. Doumergue, the ' Premier, said that the French and t lish Governments, with a desire to maintain the condominium in the K«w Hebrides, would hold conversations, with a view to remedying certain of its present imperfections,
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 217, 13 March 1914, Page 5
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137The New Herbrides Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 217, 13 March 1914, Page 5
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