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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19505, 13 June 1925, Page 11

travel among tho various portions of the King’s dominions. I feel sure public pprinion in New Zealand will heartily ipprove of the proposals as evidence of a desire both to recognise the dominion’s position and to co-operate more effectively in matters of mutual or common interest.” EFFECT OF REARRANGEMENT. PRELUDE TO GREAT EXPANSION. LONDON, June' 11. (Received June 12, at 5.6 p.m.) Mr Amery in a speech at the Corona Club said that the reconstruction of the Colonial Office was only an outward sign of a process which had been maturing for some time. He pjointed out that there was a fundamental difference between consultation with the partner nations in the commonwealth, and the administration and development of tho colonies, for which Parliament was directly responsible, The re-arrangement would benefit tho colonies no less .than the dominions, sible. The rearrangefhent would benefit development and expansion of our colonial Empiire,” concluded Mr Amery. —A- and N.Z. Cable.