THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
NEW ZEALAND MOTION WITH-
DRAWN
United Press Association —i>y Eleotri
Telegraph—Copyrigh i
(Received June 13, 10.50 a.m.-)
LONDON. June 12. Mr Asquith presided at the resumed meeting of the Imperial Conference. The Australian and New Zealand resolutions on the subject of an Imperial Appeal Court, and the Australian motion on the law of conspiracy were discussed. New Zealand's motion was withdrawn, the Conference deciding to leave the question in tne nands of the Imperial law officers to draft a scheme showing how far the present system could be altered, the scheme to be submitted when the full proceedings of the Conference are published. The conspiracy resolution was intended mainly to combat the evil of stowaway Chinese, but owing to its far-reaching character, the matter was left to the Imperial Government, to take measures to remedy the evil in the direction of the Australian requirements.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10262, 14 June 1911, Page 3
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