CALF BEARING.

Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11995, 23 July 1907, Page 2

CALF BEARING.

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that are being made to gain her trade, lie pointed out that tbeJSmpire waa self contained and argued that by the law of supply and demand Preferential Trade would lead to the waste areas in the Colonies being hiade productive and that Britain would feel the reflex. He ftrgned that no opportunities tr» educate the masses io Britain upon this subject, either in the press or on platform, should be lost , and he would like to see alternate conferences held in the Old Country and ip the Colonies, to consider the question-. On resuming 1 his seat Mr Hampson was loudly applauded. "Mi* Hamilton moved that a hearty tote of thanks be accorded Mf llampson for his excellent paper. MrjDuhoani in econding, said tfy> question wad one of great interest, but it was scarcely understood. He did not think the last gßritsh elections turned on that subject to nearly the extent that was claimed, aud it did appear that a reaction in favtfr of Preferential Trade was setting in. The trotting out of the lttle loaf hnd had an effect whieb should not have had. It was maintained by the Navy League that the victory at Trafalgar had made Free Trade a success because it gave Britain mastery of the sea, but as; it waa pointed out conditions had now changed and Britain did hot possess all the carrying trade. The motion was carried and acknowledged by Mr Hampson. Several other members spok§ and a desire was expressed that the subject might be continued, and a whole evening devoted to it. Mr Hampson promised to give a supplementary, paper. A vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the business.