FAREWELL MESSAGE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 3, 4 January 1941, Page 10

FAREWELL MESSAGE.

TO NEW ZEALAND WOMEN.

BROADCAST BY LADY GALWAY.

Appreciation of the kindness and hospitality of New Zealand women and of their loyel and, effective support of the Lady Galway Patriotic Guild was contained in a farewell meesage broadcast last night by Lady Galway. "This can only b© a very Ibrief message, but it is none the leea heartfelt on my part," said Lady Galway. "I ehall very l .soon toe leaving the shores of New Zealand—this country which has been my home for nearly six years—and I. want to thank the women of New Zealand who have shown me such kindness , and hospitality wherever I have been." Her Excellency especially thanked f«£T.. W ? O *J ,a t ? n PP°rted the undertaking of the Patriotic Guild and who had so staunchly backed up every effort v> ™i Jl ? \ * mce »*- ijßdy Galway £oped that these women would accept her message of deep appreciation and w«?v r - £ arneet ™ 8 h that the good Ccded S ° ° n M lon * « tt »"

tv, n W fa are ' ? 8 ' not m * in « good-foye in the happier circumstance* that we had J oped for but we can certainly say with deep conviction that victory in will ultimately be oure , whether "toe near or f ar off, we can c X' UIMM -i f ? r ° Ur esoa P e f «™ the extreme peril ln which Britain and all T^^« P i re Stood eix month s **>." Mid Lady Galway in conclusion. FmLiT BUre t hat ' the wome * the Lrapire, can make a contribution toward the ha Ppier and more stable world which 7Z T to^ nM - And "o 1 wish you everything that is best, and eay to you th a rso m ; m f thC h °P e and a n««P*tion <lay! S.nU S .« may *"* **™ ™