OVERSEA BRITAIN'S UNITY.
PRESS DELEGATES IN CANADA, CLOSER RELATIONS. a (Received 8.2 a.m.) c "" OTTAWA, May 23. d The Australasian Press delegates met a •- great welcome at Quebec. a, Madame Pelletier, the Speaker's wife, •- entertained the ladies to luncheon. The authorities escorted the whole party to Montmorency Falls, and they T were" later entertained by the Garrison Club. They were warmly cheered on leaving j Canada for England aboard the Empress I of Britain. The delegates' farewell message gratefully acknowledged tho warmth of the Canadian welcome, and added that it made plain that they, like Australians . and New Zealanders. reoojmise that the interests of the whole British dominions are common. "We trust," continued the message, "that Canada and Australasia will come still closer together and trade j and commerce continue to increase."
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Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 122, 24 May 1909, Page 5
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