NEW GOVERNOR.
Sir T. Goodwin Leaves For
Queensland.
SPREADING ENGLISH IDEALS,
—*2 ilkeoeired 10.30 a.tn.l >j5 LONDON, March 22. ft
"If the Australians welcome roe to y Brisbane as warmly as the in London. I have no fear of the future" said Sir Thomas H. J. Goodwin, the newly -appointed Governor of Queensland, acknowledging cheers at the Colonial Institute luncheon.
.... . tt * rc 3on ? recognised Queensland's inimitable possibilities, and though few men hare been idler by nature, I am spurred to derote the most wholehearted energies towards furthering its inevitable ad\a.neemetit.
"I lore England and am proud of the " opportunity of spreading English ideals.-? Sir W. J. AUen. M.P. (Count v Ar-- 5 magh), eulogised Sir Thomas whom he described a? a great sportsman . and a jrreat Englishman.
Sir Thomas has appointed Major Wolff, of the Fusiliers, his private l secretary!:' and ho also explained that although h« had received hundreds of applications ' he had decided to adhere to his original intention to er.jra.pe the whole his * domestic staff in Queensland.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 69, 23 March 1927, Page 7
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