...Further resolved, that until the mother country can see her way to enter into a customs arrangement with her colonies, it is desirable that, when empowered...brought within the scope of the contemplated trade arrangement." Moved by Sir Adolphe Caron, seconded by Hon. FB Suttor, and resolved, " i. That the Conference...

...such of them as are disposed to accede to this view, should take steps to place each other's produce on a more favoured Customs basis than is accorded to the like products of foreign countries. On the suggestion of Mr. Hofmeyr, the South African Customs Union, which includes the independent Transvaal...

...accede to this view, take steps to place eacU other's products, in whole or in part, on a more favored customs basis than is accorded to the like products of foreign countries. (3), That for the pur|H)ses of this resolution the South African Customs Union be considered as part...

...to this view, take steps to place each other's products, in whole or in part, on a more favourable customs basis than is accorded to the like products of foreign countries." This resolution has been much discussed, and in the end, and as almost the last act of the late Government,...

...the Colonies of Great Britain . . . take steps to place each other's products ... on a more favorable customs basis than is accorded to the like products of foreign countries. " Substantial progress has been made along the lines indicated above ; the most important action being...

...Customs arrangement with her colonies, it is desirable thit, when empowered so to do, the colonies ol Great Britain, or such of them as may be disposed...Customs basis than is accorded to the like products of other countries. Senator FRASER. — Lord Jersey did not vote for the resolutions; he voted against...

...empowered so to do, the colonies of Great Britain, or such of them as may be disposed to accede to its view, take steps to place each other's products in...favoured customs basis than is accorded to the like product of foreign countries. Here it may be convenient to recite the preamble governing both resolutions...

...per cent of the total, and in the later 25 '3 per cent. ments with the Colonies, the Colonies should take steps to place each other's products in whole...accorded to the like products of foreign countries." This resolution raises somewhat different issues from the preceding oni. At first sight it would appear...

...desirable that, when empowered so to do, the Colonies of Great Britain, or such of them as may be supposed to accede to this view, take steps to place each other's...accorded to the like products of foreign countries." The British Government on receipt of formal notification of the passing of this Resolution pointed...

...each need hardly remind the House that the I other's products in whole or in part on a morcfavoured Customs basis than is accorded to the like products of foreign countries." moving spirit of the Convention was Sir John Thompson, whose tragic death, , almost in the presence...