No Differences Between Two Nations, Says Dr. Mui There are now no. outstanding Aifferences between "Australia" and Japan, said Dr. KS, Mul, of the Japanese Consulate-General in Shang~ hat, in an interview with the "North-China Herald" on June. 18. Dr. Mul, who recently returned from 6 holiday, spent in Australia and New Zealand, expressed great admiration for the Commonwealth, "Australia a great, country," he utterly unspoiled, Austr fo have plenty of spare time, and plenty of money." Trade dime between the two countries had now been settled, with the modus vivendi fixed up t0 June next year, This thens that Australia will take about 120,000,000 yards of Japanese cotton, and Japan Will take 600,000 bales of Australian wool during the current year, The modus vivendi. may be changed or modified next June.
At present there are about 300 Japanese in Australia, They are practically al merchants of good standing, and represent leading trading firms in*Japan. Dr, Mui wa struck with the cordiality extended fo him on all sides, by Australians, In spite of the "colour bar", there are no hard feelings between different nationalities in Australia,
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