"NO BURDEN TOO GREAT."
TRIBUTE IN DUNEDIN. tßy Telegraph.— Own Correspondent.! DI NEDIN. this day. 1 he "Otago Daily Timet*" vavs: "The people of New Zealand, whatever their opinions towards Mr. Savage".- policies may be. would not have approved his subjecting himself to the ordeal of presenting the Budget had they been aware of the state of his health.
"He has. however, during lii.s three and a half yarn's of olliec. counted no burden too great and no demand upon his time too trivial or too taxing in the discharge of the duties of hi* office." The community, adds the writer, will be im one in expressing sympathy with him in his illness and in entertaining the hope that the operation will have the effect of restoring him speedily to complete health.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 181, 3 August 1939, Page 12
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