"OF THE EMPIRE."
THE ARGENTINE'S PLACE.
LONDON, August 1
Sir Malcolm Robertson, until recently British Ambassador at Buenoa Ayres, writes in an article in the "Times" that there- are special reasons why the Argentine, though not in the Empire, should be regarded as of it.
Between £500,000,000 and £600,000,000 of British capital is invested in the Argentine, he says, and 16,000 miles of railways are British-owned and managed, as also are tramways and water and gas works. British companies own millions of acres of land, and millions of cattle and sheep.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 187, 9 August 1930, Page 9
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