EX-KING'S INTEREST.
N.Z. Legislation Discussed With Mr. Nash. RECENT TALK RECALLED. LONDON, December 13. Tile New Zealand Minister of Finance, the Hon. W. Nasli, who is now in Loudon, expressed sorrow at the abdication of King Edward, who, when granting an audience to Mr. Nash a fortnight ago, expressed appreciation of New Zealand and its people, and discussed recent Dominion legislation and conditions. Mr. Nash said it should not be necessary for him to say that the Ministers, Parliament and people of New Zealand extended every possible good wish for future happiness to both King George and the Duke of Windsor, t Commenting upon tlie accession of King George and Queen Elizabeth, Mr. Nash said it revived in New Zealand many happy memories of their visit. The crises, he added, had brought the principles of Britain's limited Monarchy before the Empire Commonwealth to a greater extent than previously. It was now completely recognised that the procedure and final voice in the Government was with the elected Parliaments and chosen Ministers. This extended rather than reduced the love and respect which the people of the . Empire had for the Royal Family and] its central personality, the King.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 296, 14 December 1936, Page 7
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