THE FISCAL QUESTION.
LONDON. January $. The "Daily <'hronirle" says that Mr. Heid's reply to Mr. •iraingpr' , ' <t.a.t"'Tijent brfaihes the same =ipin; a< Sir Wilfrid Lsiurier's word.-, i Lai (.'auudiau ii'valty is Dot fnr sale. [Mr. Reid. rerVrrin£ t>> the itatejuent made by the A^rnt-'J'-neral for South Australia, that if the Mother Country did not hasten to enter into preferential Australia, wonld enter into a commercial treaty with other coantry. said th;if it wa~ one of the silliest utterance? ever made l>y ,\n An?tra lian T.j mak- a commercial treaty with any Power other than Creat Britain Australia would have to be oblivious of the fact tkat I>riLaui kept her porta open for the products of Australia, j
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7, 9 January 1905, Page 5
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