FISCAL REFORM.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8096, 27 September 1904, Page 2

FISCAL REFORM.

MR CHAMBERLAIN CONTINUES THE FIGHT. [PKI&S ASSOCIATION (Received September 26» 11.44 p.m.) LqNDO"N,*September 26. Mr Chamberlain, in a letter to the T»mes. says that Lord Rosebery's Imperial Liberalism has degenerated. He fears the motive* and intentions of the col«- "'«» in supporting preference \q, the Motherland, because without; % eouference it is impossible to Bay Wfprehand what would be the precise, wnfUtion of a mutual underatandtngv tad Rosebery and the Little EjQg}»n4en. Mr Chamberlain goes oft, b*ve a scant idea of any understandjam, and Lord Rosebery's profound know- *?*«•.«. colonial human nature has convinced nun that his kinsmen will take all and give nothing! Mr Chamberlain has published toleS?Wg yhwh he !j M {"■* received from the Federal Council and United Chambers of Manufacturers nil over Australia,, reiteratitt&their awurance of unanimous aupport, and urgently inviting Mr Chamberlain to visit Australia. < (Received September 27, 1.10 a.m.) T . ,_ SIDNEY, September Sfc. • T . h 8 cc 1 h « II n b «" of Manufacturers' cabfe invited Mr Chamberlain to visit l^£Z lia in the early summer, and " promised