A White Australia.
WHAT A BISHOP THINKS.-; AN IMPOSSIBLE IDEAL.
THE MENACE TO THE COMMONWEALTH. n
United Press Association. — By Electric trie Telegraph. — Copyright* Received January 19, 9.3 |i.m.
Sydney, January 19. The . Bishop of, Nor £H "Queensland, preaching at Newcastle, reiterated his warnings and appeals to Christianise the. aliens. , t << . The bishop said* that -he did "iiot believe that ' Asiatics could be kept* out of Australia. He alsof« believed that when the' ' next 'upheayal' 1 came amongst 'the ' Astatic ' peoples^ the line, of least resistance' would be fpund,;ta be Australia. Such'- a thing iriigh^bfc very far iA the future, but , the , interests of those -that" were- to ccone after had to be. considered. Unless the Asiatics found a higher standard of morality ■ than \hey left, the future of Australia would-be one to bring tears to the whole nation. , j The Bishop spoke highly of the Queensland Government's' "treatment of the . * , - '.-.""-<
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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12169, 19 January 1903, Page 2
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151A White Australia. Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12169, 19 January 1903, Page 2
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