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RESOLUTION OF THE GOVERNMENT OF NEW ZEALAND : 12. Uniformity of Laws. That it is in the best interests of the Empire that there should be more uniformity throughout its centres and dependencies in the law of . . . . currency and coinage. Papers. Trade and Shipping Statistics Nos. (3), (4), and (5). Memoranda and papers 12, 14, 15, 16, 31, 32, 33, in Volume of Conference Memoranda already circulated. Miscellaneous Statistics, re Shipping and Trade.*

MONDAY, JUNE 19th. — PLACE OF MEETING: FOREIGN OFFICE, 11 A.M. POSITION OF BRITISH INDIANS IN THE DOMINIONS. MERCHANT SHIPPING AND NAVIGATION LAWS. UNIFORMITY INJIMMIGRATION AND ALIENS EXCLUSION LAW. COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION AWARDS.

resolution of the government of new zealand : 13. Shipping. That the self-governing oversea Dominions have now reached a stage of development when they should be entrusted with wider legislative powers in respect to British and foreign shipping. resolution of the government of new zealand : 12. Uniformity of Laws. That it is in the best interests of the Empire that there should be more uniformity throughoiit its centres and dependencies in the law of . . . . immigration, aliens exclusion. RESOLUTION OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED KINGDOM : That the Imperial Government should consider in concert with the Dominion Governments whether, and to what extent, and under what conditions, it is practicable and desirable to make mutual arrangements with a view to the enforcement in one part of the Empire of commercial arbitration awards given in another part. Papers. — Telegram No. (30) in Volume of Conference Memoranda. Memorandum as to position of British Indians in the Dominions. Petition from Hindu Residents in British Columbia, Memorandixm No. (22) and Memorandum No. (7).

* Published in separate Parliamentary Paper.