AN EXPLANATION
UNION COMPANY AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. Press Asseciatioa-By Telegraph-Copyright. SYDNEY, November 24. (Received Nov. 25, at 1.7 a.m.) The summarised press reports of Mr Jackson's speech' at the lnrioheon on the Makura conveyed a 'wrong, impression as to tlie relations between the company and the Federal Government. .■,•"'.
Mr Jackson expressed the opinion that the position of the, 'Vancouver service was not the most satisfactory, owing to the absence of reciprocal trado. relations between Canada and Australia. As a matter of faet, the relations between the com-/ pany and the Commonwealth had always' been friendly and cordial, while in the matter of negotiation with Canada, the Federal Government, he understood, was doing its utmost to arrange a satisfactory contract.- ' . ■;•''■
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14380, 25 November 1908, Page 7
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