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Sun (Christchurch), Volume IV, Issue 960, 9 March 1917, Page 6

BRITAIN AND BRITONS. Mr Massey, the New Zealand Prime Minister, hopes that a postwar endeavour will be made to keep Britishers within the Empire. Is it best for the British race that it should be restricted to the ranks of its own countrymen? The expansion of British power and influence in the world has come from the individual enterprise of its subject pushing out among other peoples and planting his commercial flag there. The idea of Britishers holding to their own territories, and peopling their own dominions, though alluring as a patriotic maxim, is antagonistic to the best development of the national spirit as well as to the racial instinct.—"Sydney Daily Telegraph." The great advance—not the one to come, but that in progress now. We refer to our Cheeked Baggage Bystem. Think what it does! "We collect, eheek on (train or boat), deliver on arrival. Isn't it fine to be saved all bothert The New Zealand Express Co., Ltd. JS