GERMANY AND TAHITI.
BRITISH CONSUL* OPIKION. PROTESTS NATURAL AND JUSTIFIED. (By Telegraph.—Preaa Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. Mr. J. L. Young, who has been actingBritish Consul in Papeeti, arrived by tha Maiiai from Tahiti to-day. When informed of the suggestion that Germany should occupy the Tahitian Group, he said he was not surprised. At the same time the anxiety felt in Australia and New Zealand was natural and justified. He did not think France would be agreeable to such on idea, and certainly the French in Tahiti would not be. The group was fairly prosperous, and as well administered as it ever had been, under tha French flag.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 195, 17 August 1911, Page 5
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