FISCAL REFORM.
NEW ZEALAND'S PREFERENCE.
GERMANY ALARMED.
THE TARIFF COMMISSION.
By Telegraph.— Association.—
(Iteceiietl December 23, 12.47 &.m.) London, December 23. Lord Tweebmouth, in a letter, states that although the fiscal question must be the main issue a* the by-elections, the blots on the Government's record are so black that it is impossible for them to escape notice.
London, December 21.
Sir John Turner, leather manufacturer, Nottingham, a member of the National Liberal Club, has joined the Tariff Commission of Inquiry.
Berlin, December 21.
The Reiehsbote, a Berlin journal, commenting on New Zealand's Preference Bill, asks what Germain' proposes to do if the other colonies imitate New Zealand's example, and she is excluded from the world's markets.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12452, 23 December 1903, Page 5
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