Germany in the Pacific
[PER PREBB ASSOCIATION. 1 WELLINGTON, This Bay. Mr J. It. Young, who lias been Acting British-Consul at Papeeti, arrived by the llaitai from Tahiti. When, informed of the suggestion that Germany should occupy tho Taiihitiain .group, lie said lie was not surprised. At the saino time the anxiety felt in Australia and New Zealand was natural and justified. Ho did not think Franc© would he agreeable to snc'h an idea, and certainly the French in Tahiti would 1 not be. The group was fairly prosperous and as well administered under the French flag as it ever had been. trmt w 1 -
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 17 August 1911, Page 3
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105Germany in the Pacific Horowhenua Chronicle, 17 August 1911, Page 3
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