THE AUSTRALIAN" VIEW.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LVI, Issue LVI, 11 June 1909, Page 5

THE AUSTRALIAN" VIEW.

'Mir Cunningham. (Melbourne) s,aid it was impossillie to. get / Australians

to realise that their first efforts must k. be wholly directed to the Imperial "Navy. They should be first interested in their own defence. A local Navy

would be but a stepping-stoae to, an

Imperial Navy. Hei thought AUstualia had bean tamted induigeaitly in the past. That was the secret of the wa.ve of enthusiasm which resulted in the resent offeirs of New Eeialand a,nd the Commonwealth. He was delighted that the new Government of the latter had adopted thei people's wishes. Australia was not ready to adopt, universal training. It involved many probfcemra He doubted th© wisdom of attempting to force it at the present staga

ENGLAND'S CHIEF DANGER. Lord Roberts said the ebief danger to England was it| had enjoyed for s© long the supremacy of the seasi that

its security on) land was apt to be i*e~ garded as in a safely fixed condition. Hei believed a new era had commenced

that might require the whole of tho

Empire to justify its eedstemce. "Nothing," ha concluded, ' "but fore thought and preparation) "would make us reliable for a great emergency." LONDON, June 10. Newspapers of every party continue to devote columns to thei Confercmce and leaders daily. Many delegates are apxious tfe. restrict to-day's discussion on literature in order to continue the) Imperial defeace debate.

The) Daily Mail oomanemits on, the

astopishing unanimifiy displayed at i. the Conference upon thei Navy, the subject is fraught with, all the) elemiemts of political controversy.

In past time the first thing done to a burn or scald was to exclude the air. To do this the victim had to either apply a . paste of oil and flour or else bandage the scalded part, thus adding to his sufferings. All that is now necessary is to apply Chamberjain's Pain Balm. This liniment gives immediate relief, also heals the part in one-third the time taken by any other application; but what is more wonderful still is that there is never any scar left after Chamberlain's Pain Balm is used. For pale by all chemists and storekeepers. — .Advt.