HIGH COMMISSIONER.
CHANCE TO REORGANISE. ; (bt TEtinaiurn.—si'EciAii coititssrosoENT.) - Auckland, July 25.' Referring .to tho;; resignation of Mr. Rcoves, the-"Herald" takes the opportunity of urging tlio necessity for reorganising tho High Commissioner's • oijice. 'lhc journal says it should bo "moved to' a' more convenient, sito where, it can'i be. combined with tho Tourist office,'; . shoujd be placed in chargo of a ' High Commissioner who is thoroughly versed" in the-'present and practical needs and requirements of tho country, and who will return at thc'closo of his term; and should be staifbd by relays of New Zealanders as a branch of. oitr r public departments. "The resignation of Mr. Reeves gives to Sir Joseph Ward a Splendid' oppor-' tunity to clfect these reorganisations, and wo trust that lie will ' not .hesitate to initiate them and to carry tlioni'-put. As, a 'suggestion we would mention,M'Nab as olio who might be trusted to I\U tho High Commissionership for fivo \volirS' to the general satisfaction, and, to rotiii'li'to New Zealand and to public lifo at the'oiid of his term." ' • '
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 260, 27 July 1908, Page 6
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173HIGH COMMISSIONER. Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 260, 27 July 1908, Page 6
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