THE SIBERIAN RAILWAY.
(Rcccieed January 0,0.20 a.m.l
MKidioi'iiSß, January 4.
Dr George Morrison, the Pokin correspondent of the Loudon Times, who is visiting this colony, in an interview with reference to the cablegram announcing completion of the Russian Siberian Railway, sitys that it will yet necessitate some yoars' work, for many miles of the permanent way are untouched,
He does not consider that Russian activity in the East is a menace to British interests, though Japan views tbegrowing strength of Russia with alarm, There is no question of the relative strength of the two Powers, says Dr Morrison. Japan is infinitely stranger in the Hast than Russia. The former is making such rapid strides that her strength is increasing by leaps and bounds.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 6434, 5 January 1900, Page 3
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