TO LEAD THE WHOLE WORLD
THE POSSIBILITIES OF AUSTRALASIA.
[PER PRESS ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT.]
MELBOURNE, May 20.
‘ 1 the Conference of Surveyort-Gen-eral of Australia and New Zealand the Hon. O’Malley, in opening the Conference, declared that he was specially gratified that New Zealand was represented. His own opinion was that New Zealand would ultimately become part of the Commonwealth, but if this would have the effect of arresting the march towards Democracy, he would rather she did not, become a partner in the Com men wealth. New Zealand was at present, the world’s leader in economics and humanitarian law’s. The eyes of the world were turned to New Zealand first and Australia second, as in the olden times they first turned to Athens and then to Rome,
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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 May 1912, Page 6
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