IDENTITY OF INTEREST
I IN MATTERS OF EMPIRE, (Received 11.50 a-m.) SYDNEY, this day. The '"Herald,"' commenting on the I growing mutual a-.titude of Australia* J and New Zealand, says: "Perhaps either Dominion is beginning to recognise that i the diißculties and responsibilities of its I lot are greater than they appeared at the ! first flush of enthusiasm. Perhaps the ' darkening clouds of the international ; situation have taught a lesson similar to I Aesop's fable of the bundle of sticks. At J any rate there appears to be a growing ; sense that in matters relating to our national integrity, and with it the integrity of the Pacific and the British Empire, our interests are not individual, but identical. In order to further the joint destinies there is not the necessity for New Zealand to sacrifice a vestige of her individuality.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 303, 19 December 1912, Page 5
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