JAPANESE TRADE.
A MISSION TO AUSTRALIA. By Telegraph.—Press isnn.—Copyrlflit. Sydney, Nov. 8. Two leading Japanese merchants have arrived on a mission to induce the Commonwealth to remove the restrictions which arc hampering trade with Japan. They disclaim any intention antagonistic to the White Australia policy. Japan had no desire to send people to any country, where they were not wanted. What was desired was trade association to the mutual interest, which would bring about mutual respect. Askfcd rgarding the Marshall and Caroline Islands the Japanese said they would be no pood in assisting Japan in solving the serious question of her rapidly growing population. The islands were unfitted for colonisation. Japan's motive in taking them was to prevent anv other Power securing possession. No material gain would result from Japan's possession.--Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.
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Taranaki Daily News, 10 November 1919, Page 4
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