RUSSIA AND JAPAN.
A COMMERCIAL TREATY,
Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 3.
Russia and Japan havo agreed to the text of a uuinnK'i'cial treaty embodying specific concessions on each side.
Tin. , St. Poiumburg correspondent of tho London Times, writing on February 18, stated: Some of the newspapers make the sensational announcement that tho Government is on the eve oi concluding an agreement between P.uftsia, Great Britain, ami ,l:ip:in. It is true that the.negotiations both with Japan and with Great Britain aie in a highly satisfactory numiier, and this probably explains tho origin of tho annotmc.-ment above mentioned. As a syniptou of the cordiality now prevailing between Ku&ia and the Powers concerned, 1 may mention the fact that General Paliteyn, Chief of the General Staff, a few iluys ago entertained at diuuer the military jitUohes of France, Japan, and' Groat Britain,
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13895, 6 May 1907, Page 5
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