EMPIRE LOYALTY.
1 •WHAT MR. MoGOWEN LEARNED j s ' 1 i (Received 2.15 p.m.) I LONDON, June 27. At the New South Wales dinner, tendered by Mr. McGowen. Premier, to 200 guests, Lord Chelmsford. Governor of the State, proposed the health of. Mr. McGowen, paying a tribute to his qualities lof simplicity and straightforwardness. | Mr. McGowen thanked tbe guests for j ' their kind reception. He had learnt much : since coming to London of what Britain i meant, and of what kinship meant. Ho ! had seen in the last two weeks a display of loyalty, not only to the King, but to I one another. Mrs. Cogblan, wife of the Agent-Gen-eral, held a reception afterwards, which was'largely attended, the guests including Mr. and Mrs. Fisher.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 152, 28 June 1911, Page 5
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