OPENING OF IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
A RECORD "QUMN'S SPEECH." SUPI'LBICKNTAKYSSTIIIAfa Of 16 MILLIONS. IMPORTANT SPEECHES. (rsn pbbu issoounox.) (Reoei?ed7, 10.55 p.m.) Lokdot, December 6. ihs Quetn's Speeoh ia *m shortee* on record It only etat* that Parliament had been summoned to main further provision for South Africa and Ohina. Other nutter* an to bt Ml till the spring session. Received 8, 0.11 a.*. *l m . *<*■>">«. Deoemb* f. lbe IdegmpJi says the SuppleeMft* tary Estimates ask for thirteen «««foM for South Africa and three millloM for China.
Rooeivod 8, 0.55 a.m. r , Q ~, Losrl>Olt ' DocimW 7. Lord Salisbury, in the debate on tk* Address-in-Reply, strenuously reiterated that the war would be vuoroiulv prosecuted to the end, and that ttte British policy embodied in Lord Itoberts' proclamation made indanud. ence impossible. If Regarding aflairs in China, heeteM the concert of Europe, at it tubsuta ™ t6, ' 13r ' iui nSßUn »ed greater vitality. rh,ra was my little Uouutit wou4 prove kucto-sl'ul in it olija "*, Lord Kiuiberley frankly admitted that tho independence of the Mouth African, Republic* oould not be restored.
ij H \ oim l ,boll in to* House of;(JomwouK, declared thatalL with a fow iusi-nificant were agreed as to the uecesaity corporatiug tho conquered t'onitotjaj, '
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 243, 8 December 1900, Page 2
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200OPENING OF IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 243, 8 December 1900, Page 2
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