TRADE OF AUSTRALIA.
MR. FENTON IN OTTAWA, NEGOTIATIONS FOR TREATY. OTTAWA, May 13. Tho Australian Minister of Trade and Customs, Mr. J. S. Fcnton, is in Ottawa to interview the Canadian Government with a view to laying tho foundations of a trade agreement which he hopes will prove acceptable and beneficial to all concerned. At a luncheon to-day he was the guest of tho Governor-General and Viscountess Willingdon, where he met tin Minister of Trado and Commerce, Mr. James Malcolm. " Wo met, had a chat and are to meet again," said Mr. Fcnton. "I told Mr. Malcolm that wo Australians did not consider that Canada purchased a sufficiently largo part of her imports from us. J. am very hopeful that the Imperial Economic Conferences in London will settle a lot of things. Why cannot we members of tho British Commonwealth of Nations get together for tho mutual benelit of all ?V.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20564, 15 May 1930, Page 9
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