PANAMA EXPOSITION.
BRITISH REPRESENTATION. MEMORIAL TO PREMIER. Times and Sydney Sun Service®. (Received March 8, 5 40 p.m.) London, March 6. A memorial to Mr. Asquith, signed by 350 Members of the House, of Commons, expressed a desire that Britain should be represented at the Panama Exhibition, because the abstention, it is probable, will be prejudicial to trade and also affect Britain's present cordial relations with the United States.
FRENCH DISSATISFACTION.
(Received March 7, 12 5 a.m.) Paris, March 6.
Feeling against participation in the Han Francisco Exhibition is growing, owing chiefly to the dissatisfaction with the American Customs methods. The chambers of commerce are petitioning Parliament against the proposal to participate.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15551, 7 March 1914, Page 7
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