LOOKING TO TiiE EAbT.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13929, 12 June 1909, Page 6

LOOKING TO THE EAST.

The policy of Australia should also be the policy of Svw Zealand. Both iwd to look to the East, whine new nations were coming into line and making then influence felt among the eie-.toin i.ations. Australia was passing legislation to exclude aliens — to conhne Australia to the descendants of Emop<.w> nations, and not to descendants vi Astatic nations and wanted a p.-opuh trained country to back up that leg.., lation. And that to a certain oxti ia was our policy but we wen- doing 10 thing to carry it into elteit. A ust 1 a lia was going to prepaie hoist 11 and every person would undeigo a \W< m ot military training. It would not be :i ked what their opinions were. the-, might bo sympathetic to those nation:, <oiui.ig in, but this would not matter, iveivono would be thoroughly trained Th ■> could not keep those Asiatics out . I New Zealand by merely passing, .m A-t of Parliament. It could onl\ be done hy showing that Now Zealand wn- th loughly prepared to dolend hriselt