PREFERENTIAL TRADE.
SUPPORTED BY LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. TAXATION OF MANUFACTURES. [PBBS9 ASSOCIATION.! LONDON, 22nd March. At a srkcial meeting of the London Chamber of Commerce it was resolved, by a large majority, that the fiscal system was no longer suitable to the needs of the country. The Chamber Tecommsnded the commercial union of the Empire on a preferential basis, and also the raising of a portion of the revenue on foreign manufactures in order to count-sract unfair competition. On the demand of the freetraders 'for a poll, the whole Chamber agreed to the recommendations.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 70, 23 March 1907, Page 5
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