BRITISH COLONIES.
SPEECH BY CHAMBERLAIN
LONDON, November 6,
Mr Chamberlain, speaking at Glasgow) referred to the extraordinary loyalty o* the self-governing colonies to the mother land, and said although Imperial union might be distant, they might _ always reckon in time of danger upon their sister nations freely using" their resources to help England." He said the Crown colonies required capital, and if invested there the result would prove profitable. If the Government granted loans or guaranteed the interest oii them the capital would immediately be forthcoming.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 259, 8 November 1897, Page 5
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