JAPANESE ALLIANCE.
4 ~ CONSTANTLY GAINING IN '••.,. STRENGTH. By TclcsraDh-PrcES Association-CoDyrlcht. (l?oe. January 26,0.25 a.m.) Tokio, January 25. Count Komurn, Minister for I'areigu Affairs, in a speech in the House of He-' pi'cseutatives, declared that the AngloJapaneso Alliance was constantly gainiiift in strength. By ensuring perfect accord and genuine goodwill between the two Powers, the Alliance continued to bo a powerful fnctor in Hid general peace of the Far East. The tariff negotiations were proceeding with the- various Powers, and the Government was aiming to re-establish the complete tariff autonomy of Japan and to eliminate unequal engagements. It was hoped that a satisfactory tariff treaty witfi Great Britain would shortly be concluded.
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1035, 26 January 1911, Page 5
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