TREATY ENDING
BERLIN AND ARGENTINE.
(United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—-Copyright)! i '?
<Jfo this day at 12 noon). •••. .; LONDON, May x o'. 1> The “Sun-Herald” learns that letters are being exchanged immediately, terminating the Anglo-Argentine treaty.
“The British authorities are entitled to ■' give'six months notice of the’intention “>t'cl denounce foeaty, ■ ffejm May 1 ! 7, bu( “'instead, i s Concluding an arrangement ’ Hvhei-ehy the treaty can be tprmmatpd ) <in November 7, without six months notice The termination vitally concerns the Dominions, especially Australia, because of the extent of Argentine’s future to beef exports to Brittain, will be dependent upon the new FAnglo-Australian meat agreement which! expijrtd vQtfowa -■ ; M' MtMWJ
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 May 1936, Page 6
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