NEW ZEALAND'S LOYALTY.
(By SIXBAD.)
"Oh, the greetings to the £*«** Renown, and to the Royal touriftt hail:" is now the cry from every town, from every country hill and dale- F* from the North Cape to the Bluff, ca every side from sea to sea. Xew*Zealaad cannot do enough to show its hospitality. Although their May must aerf* be .brief, yet Rotorua we shall sbow, where every loyal Maori chief *& make the entertainment go. Taef there can watch the geysers play, **3e TaujK) fishing should he fun, and there is set aside a day for them to Mow round Wellington.* The wild and vooSf. wet West Coast, renowned for friendliness and beer, will >eek to be exoelli"? most in putting up a loyal cheer. Twß be their privilege to see at Adding!* the horses trot, the meeting can*** take it from me, an argument extremely not. A brief trip down to porridge* land, and then to Aussie they'll be If** but they will better understand *■• loyal spirit of X.Z.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 44, 22 February 1927, Page 10
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169NEW ZEALAND'S LOYALTY. Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 44, 22 February 1927, Page 10
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