BRITISH TRADE MARKS
r-«t> JAPANESE INFRINGEMENT RESULT OF REPRESENTATIONS (British Official Wireless.) Roc; 1.0 a.in. RUGBY, Mtrich 22. Lieut .-Colonel Joan Colville,, speak ing at the close'of the brief House of Jeniiuoiis debate on Japanese competition,. stn.-r I 'tna't, three' weeks ago official instructions were sent to His Majesty’s Ambassador tit Tokio to tender representations to the Japanese Government with reference to the infringement of British .trade marks, and’the Ambassador was supplied with particulars of specific complaints. An announcement had since been received that the Japanese Government had introduced a bill including pnvisions relating to unfair trade that enabled them, to”deal with Complaints received from foreign •Governments on siich, acts.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18355, 24 March 1934, Page 5
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