The Colonial Conference

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume V, Issue 1459, 18 October 1905, Page 3

The Colonial Conference

Staleminl'by MrSedilon British Proiis Remarks Bj Teltgraph.—Pres» Association. Wmmom, this daj. London,Ootober 17 3Jhe Dally Chronicle says Mr Reddon's ii continent rashness is likely to lend th: Governmen; into politacnl, diffioultics Sinoo an .indecent, Boantl>lcns, moribund and discredited Governuiont is to sumiuoi tho Colonial Cohfarenoe, it is to bo liopci that the colonies will refuse. ThtiD&ihj'Mail publishos 1111 dlieiill, authorised sfcatemost that no in\itnlioii have beflr issued for iho Oolonml Con farerce., .1 The Mmiing Post's Otiawa correspon dent 'rep&ihit Sir AV, L'luuer'has no recoiveil ■Pvitatiou, W Perth, this day. Lord air Lady Jersey have nrrivod LanjJers'y who was formerly Governo of NoiV'Soutli vVslee, in the course of n: interview, 1 said ho was unnblo to sa, whether the Colonial Conforcnco wouhi l) held. Much would depend on whetho tho elections, were held in tho epring l'ei sonally'he'did not think thai would Inf pen,' .'.ivi: • j Weminqton, tbia day. In reference to a cablegram from Londo that no invitations to a Colonial Opufei ence have'biehissuod, Premier slate that ho nejver said at the Marino Eug neers' lunfiirlast Saturday that ho had ro ceived n'n invitation to attend aconforcnc ■at Home.: What he did ray was that conference:- would probably bo held no: year, in acfcord.inca with Iho resolution c tho lnstitonferenoe of Premiers, wbio n:xt woeiin" should t held years. on Monday tin a function at Welliuyto he bad ro/eived an in vilft^^B nd the Premier/. Oonfei would piobably go permitted him coi the colony. One of fci como before it wou! 1 | )e Pi'ivy Counoil buaines it conducted in reiisonab