THE ALL RED ROUTE.
"PRACTICAL IMPERIALISM."
HOW MUCH WILL AUSTRALIA PAY?
DEFENCE AND TARIFF. «T tMBOBAFH— PRESS ASSOCIATION— COPTOIOHI.. ■ ,-. . <Kec. Dec. 15, 5.4 pm.) .' .'. London, Dcccmbor 14. The " Doily Chronicle " says that Australia is in no mood to do things by halves. Mr. Deakin's dofonco scheme, like his,now tariff and his now protection schemes, is largo and comprehensive, r, ■• Referring to the 'All Red route, the " Chronicle" states that it is desirablo that Australia should reveal her attitudo to it. Mr. Deakin expressed tho utmost sympathy at the Imperial Conference, but sympathy, being translated, means " How much will you β^e?".....' '. ' ''If, says the "Chronicle," all the colonies contributed, and a workable financial scheme were submitted, the Imperial Government Would gladly do itspart''towards realising a piece of practical Imperialism.
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 70, 16 December 1907, Page 7
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128THE ALL RED ROUTE. Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 70, 16 December 1907, Page 7
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