IMPERIAL DEFENCE AUSTRALIA'S NAVY
MISCONCEPTION THAT EXISTS ADMIRALTY BLAMED. By Telegraph.— Frets Association.— Copyright. LONDON, 26th' February. The Australian correspondent of the Morning Post holds the Admiralty responsible for arty misconceptions that exist concerning the Australian navy. He states that it is known that the Admiralty prepared a proclamation defining Australia's status in 1911, but its publication was withheld. The Australian correspondent points out that a White Paper dealing with the 1911 conference states that the proclamation strictly limits the Australian navy's spheres, excluding the Pacific. CANADIAN NAVAL DEBATE. A POPULATION "FAR FROM BEING" ASSIMILATED. OTTAWA, 26th February. Mr. Bennett, the member for Calgary, during the nayal debate, said that the problem of patriotism remained to be dealt with throughout Western Canada. He said that when the British arms were defeated in South Africa bonfires blazed on the western prairies. Many people, lie added, voted fo* teciprocity because they understood that the United States wanted it. Recently Greeks and Bulgarians left the West in orde* to join in the Balkan war. All such things indicated that the immigrant population was still far from as* similated.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 49, 27 February 1913, Page 7
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