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A DEPUTATION will wait upon Mr. Balfour to-day to place before him reasons why national support should be given to an Antarctic expedition. It is understood that the Government is favourably inclined to the views of the deputation, and that the intention to make a grant towards the cost of the proposed expedition will be announced.

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