BRITISH POLITICS.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10514, 23 July 1910, Page 4

BRITISH POLITICS.

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(Per Press .Association.) Received -lnlv 22. at 11 ."> p.m. London. July 22. In r".- Mot:-- oi Commons, in the debate oi- Ui<- Appropriation Bill. Mr Asqnilh added that In- diil not complain oV tin' exclusion oi' British floods t'ruiii the oversea dominions u hen competing with colonial. Tliat was the price \\v gladly paid for a free and loyal empire, which we would not have had it we had continued to dictate a fiscal policy to the dominions}. Complete freedom was t'ne host security for unity.

Colonel Seely. in reply to Mr J. P. Boland's question as to the dominions keeping separate records of trade with Ireland, said the question had already been referred to the Governments of Canada and the Commonwealth for its discussion at the Imperial Conference