AUSTRALIAN TRADE
Relations With Britain
London, May 26.
The Australian Minister of Industries and Commerce, Sir Earle Page, was the guest of honour last night at the Goldsmiths’ Dinner. Referring to the Commonwealth’s case for revision and continuation of the Ottawa Agreements, he said that more British capital was invested in Australia than anywhere else in the world. Australia was Britain’s most regular payer of interest on loans. Her sinking fund over the last seven years had actually reduced the outstanding interest, while tire Commonwealth, during the first 'three months of 1938, was the greatest importer from Britain and the second greatest exporter to Britain.
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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 206, 28 May 1938, Page 11
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