If tlie British Empire is more careful than some other States to he perfectly sure that it can fulfil suggested engagements before it commits itself to them, that is to its credit. It is not surprising that the Wellington Conference came to no finality in a discussion upon compulsory military training. Complete disarmament on the part of any one nation is an impossibility while other nations remain armed; security depends in the meantime upon defensive precautions. But the maintenance of a system of military training involves in actual fact no inconsistency with complete acceptance of the objects of the League of Nations. — “ Otago Daily Times.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 June 1928, Page 2
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