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Thames Star, Volume XLV, Issue 10420, 13 May 1909, Page 1

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The MMlexton coal mine mine^ at which ai fire (broke out' » few weeks I ajr», will be in full irorking 'ordar ia the course of *he next three week. 1 At the present tipiei the mine is put--1 ting out a,bout 200 tonsi a day. The , Deiinisiton niiine, upon, wbioh. nearly the whole of the Westport Goal Company supplies has dievoived during the Millerjon tjfouble, is tunninjr out. about 2000"tons a day.

ilteideait utteißimces tend to strong-* then the 'belief that the 'dominant aim of iGermiany at present "Tfr to develop an overseas emipire, and. that her large navy is being built irerelyi to further'this end, no* ac a nienaoe to 'Great (Britain. While it is ,_rens suring to aooeipt this notion, we contend thiifc it is a suicidal polity for the British Empre to allow GerniaTuyj to secure na,val predominance. X more effaativ© union of the British Elmpire could easily place beyond question the naval supremacy of Bn« > tannin. —Dunedin Star,