NEWFOUNDLAND.
FISHERY DISPUTE
St. John's, Juno 4. Sir William Whiteway, Premier of iMewfoundland. i 3 negotiating with Lord Salisbury for bhe settlement of the.French shore question in Newfoundland. By the Treaty of Paris French fishermen were granted certain rights on bhe coaeti of Newfoundland, and fchey now claim the exclusive right to nsh along bhe coasb from Cape Sb. John fco Capo Ray. Frequent troubles have arisen ovor these claims.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 131, 7 June 1897, Page 3
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