No call for ship visit
PA Wellington Britain’s Chief of Defence Staff Admiral of the Fleet, Sir John Fieldhouse, said yesterday that he had not made a request for a British ship visit to New Zealand when he met the Prime Minister, Mr Lange. Admiral Fieldhouse said he did not ask for a ship visit or “anything” during his 35-minute meeting at Parliament Buildings with Mr Lange.
He had not asked for a visit because “we have not got to that point.”
Sir John said it would be sad if the normal exchange of visits between New Zealand and Britain did not continue.
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Press, 19 February 1986, Page 8
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