JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA.
ENVOYS OF FRIENDSHIP.
DELEGATION AT BRISBANE.
•PARLIAMENTARY VISITORS. By, Telegraph Press 'Association—Copyright. (Received 9.5 p.m.) A. arid N.Z. . BRISBANE, Aug.. 6. A Japanese 'delegation, under Count Yoshii, c composed of six members of the House of Peers, has arrived with the object of observing social and , economic conditions and to encourage friendly feelings arid indirectly to promote trade. Count Yoshii declared that Japan had the very best feeling for Australia, and the efforts made to stir up bad feeling were entirely wrong. Japan was for peace, brotherhood and goodwill. Count Yoshii scouted the' suggestion that friction was likely between Australia and Japan. He said that the idea that the Japanese had designs on Australia was all nonsense. "■'■'■' .'".-.', . >
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18471, 7 August 1923, Page 7
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