Australian shipping circles appear tu be a little perturbed as regards getting more into the markets of the Far East, and especially so 25 concerns the supply of Australiar japan. It seems that the of Japan as a remun-Gative market for Australian meat long been realized, but though there was mme discussion, in which was pointed out that the only way successfully to sell dead meat to Japan was to arrange for adequate cold storage in that country, nothing. definite was done; and while the 3 were discussing and ug, the Canadians, backed by their Government, stepped the breach, and before, apparent! the Australians know what was happening, had come to terms in regard tothe supply of live meat to Japan and had arranged with big. steamship company for ity transportation, One Australian. Journal of repute, evidently foehn tle hurt over the whole st, remarks that "when the Canadians see a good thing they after it; when the Aus-Tralians sce one they talk about The Canadians cert: pear to have done the nig. thor oughly, for the first shipment under the new scheme was accompanied by the Minister of Agrieultme of] Alberta and was met on art Viscount Goto. How good a thing the Australian shipping and moat interests havi let three leopards in the Trish harp first and fourth, allowing Scotland abd i ed that of Jspan_born, bree, Wied oer," That being the ease way into Scotland. There-it is asked that the use of other than the Scottish mariilling be forbidden in Scotland, alternatively, that Wales given a fourth share in the Royal ndard, so that all may be equal.
he Scots unquestionably have historical facts on their side and they have many members in Parliament, but will they ever cure an Amorijean of using "England" as an all-
Jembracing. term?
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