Motherland and Australia

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume V, Issue 1483, 16 November 1905, Page 3

Motherland and Australia

■:Y : .YY ———-♦ ..' , .',.' —YY-;'Y" : Paper : > ; ttm Lomdom,Not. 15 . ■} Mn. 80WD1IN, editor of; Ai'Aittiidt Bf '; gitterimi. t>\&fst to-day at 'tho Boyal [ Colonial Institute on the Anglo-Australian ' positionfrom the Australian. standpoint. He siiil be regretted, Australia's nnpopu- • Urity in England, which was tho result of v misconception, Thero. was no (eat' of extreme Socialism oryetalising Amelia, as i; it was nlready deolining owing to Ansitra-. 1 liarr, common tense. Ho denied that'Aus- ; tralla's ettitudo on the naval defence ' qheß.lion.wae.an untoortby one, and ■was ninozcd tit the violent attacks on Aintrn-' .; lian eblvonpy.' If tho : attacks wore re/ ' pulsed in London Australia ought to so* . 'owe better treatment, ': Lord Br«soy; (presiding) paid a tribute'to (.' the Anstraliauipress, Messrs. ParrcH and j :Buitoh,; ' M,JVi, dopreonted : Australian hostility'to> Japan, and ; hoped that the v. Motherland .and colonies would, arrive at I an understanding or ,ehe risk '-.divergent ■■!. polities. 1 ..■ -.''/.. w ' '. iv'Mr.'.Jpes, the West 'Australian ; Q'enerali'said that Australians were/en-' ; titled: to 'sympaihetifl consideration,'' ber ;: ,oau9e they wore mote imperilled. by.- the ;.:' Eaßtorn nation than'the rest of the em'YpireYY.■■'•■ 'V ': ■,•' : ",.". ..''^ ; ■ " '■•'■''• - • "'■" '"■'''-