THE VANCOUVER SERVICE.
Pteaa Aaaoal«Ueß'--l_etriQ I«l«_iaph—Copyright. London, May 16. It is generally believed that the Admiralty will not object to grant a subvention to the Huddart, Parker line of steamers running between Canada and Australia, provided the steamers are available as cruisers in time of war.
The Times eulogises the importance and enterprise of the Vancouver service started by Huddart-, Parker and Co., and expresses the opinion that it will hasten real federation.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 8485, 17 May 1893, Page 5
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