HC Deb 21 December 1888 vol 332 cc953-4
MR. MUNDELLA (Sheffield, Brightside)

asked the Under Secretary of State for the Colonies, Whether any of the Australasian Governments have adopted the provisions of the Merchandise Marks Act; and whether the Colony of New South Wales has yet signified its intention of doing so?

THE UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE (Baron HENRY DE WORMS) (Liverpool, East Toxteth)

In answer to the right hon. Gentleman, I have to state that all these Colonies have promised legislation, except New South Wales, from which no despatch has yet been received; but the Colonial Acts of the Session have not yet arrived.

MR. MUNDELLA

asked, whether the hon. Gentleman would inquire the reason why New South Wales had sent no response to the Circular?

BARON HENRY DE WORMS

replied that he would do so.