SATISFACTORY NATURE OF BRITAIN'S RETALIATION.
NAVY'S PROGRAMME NOW CLEAR AND DEFINITE.
EXTENSION TO AUSTRIA AND TURKEY URGED,
(Times and Sydney Sun Services.) LONDON, March 18. The Xaw Lea-nic considers that Britain's retaliatory proposals are satisfactory, sober, and moderate. Neutrals are receiving every consideration, and the enemy properly receives treatment which, considering the methods of piracy adopted, neither Germany nor her friends have a right to expect. The* Navy's programme is now clear and definite, and warships dealing with merchantmen are relieved of the legal technicalities hitherto involved by the •earch and examination of merchantmen. Paris papers urge that the blockade should be extended to Austria and Turkey.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 67, 19 March 1915, Page 5
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