JAPAN IN THE PACIFIC.
THE TIMES ON THE SITUATION. [PER PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT.] LONDON, March 19. The Times says that Australia's fear of Japan is more reasonable than Britain's, fear of Gei'many, yet Britain in the egoism of fear concentrated her ships in the North Sea. Sir E. Gray and Mr McKenna are wholly absorbed in Britain's possible danger. If Japan forced her policy upon Australia and the United. States on Canada, the margin would be so fine that Britain would be unable to interfere. Admiral Henderson's report shows that Australia's preparation for dedence is rather leisurely, but the progress of events is likely to quicken it.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 March 1911, Page 5
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