England and France.
(Per Press Association —Copyright) Received to-day at 7.25 a.m. PARIS, Yesterday. 3lj Henri Lorin, in a remarkable article in the Despeche, the colonial organ of the French-Colonial Party, urges tho settlement of the outlying questions between England and Franco on amiable and businesslike lines. Iff says French interests In. Newfoundland and Xew Hebrides do not conflict direct with those of England, but with those of the autonomous colonies. M. Lorin ur- , ges (that they hud better be settled directly between France and Xew'foundland and Australia. The basis 'of the New Hebrides settlement . will! be easily found. Since Austra,lio,/objects to the vicinity of the penal 'settlement France could asher no more convicts would '/be sent to Oceania when once the ''-Noty-Hebudes were in the hands of 'ihefJ?rench.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7542, 15 May 1903, Page 5
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