The Ottawa Conference.
(PBB PBEBS ASSOCIATION.) • OTTAWA, July 2.. J Ifcsporterß are ekolnded itohd tb'e deference. . . , *Sir. Heflry Wrixon has submittea a proposal for oolonial reciprocity. Tbe debate atand.B adjourned. Mr Lanrier, ;leader of tbe FrenchCanadian Party, speakiog at tbe banquet, said the conference was aniqne in tbe history of the world, and the site inspired him with new loyalty. OTTAWA, July 8. At the conference the Hon. F. Buttor, New South' Wales, opened the disouesion onthe'FfoifiVcable. . Lord Bpsabery cabled to tfce, President expreteing sympathy an^. .interest in tbe OQulerence, and Hoped it wonld Jse a t n.- f:r T, '"LONDON,^^ July 2. The Spectator thinks that the direct ocJnference between representatives of tbe oolonies n»y involve combined pressure tfoVn ttie' "Mother Country hitherto un-
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 2763, 4 July 1894, Page 3
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125The Ottawa Conference. Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 2763, 4 July 1894, Page 3
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