COMMERCIAL CONVENTIONS
FRANCE RATIFIES AGREEMENT WITH CANADA. By Telegraph—Presa Assooiation-r-Oopyrlght (Received July 14, p.ia.) PARIS, July 14. The Chamber of Deputies, despite the argument of several deputies that Franco was giving Canada the benefit of a minimum tariff on too -many articles, almost unanimously ratified the Franco-Canadian Commercial Conventions, as slightly modified in the Senate. M. Cruppi, oVlinister for Commerce, emphasised the . advantages of the convention, especially in the matter of wines and silks, and declared that the rejection of the conventions would mean the application of a general tariff to "French products.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 6871, 15 July 1909, Page 9
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