ONE MILLION? OR FOUR?
THE TRADE COMMISSION'S LAST . 'WORD. , / (By Telegraph,—l'rcfs Association.) Auckland, March 24. The members of the British Trade Commission leave for Sydney by tho Maliono to-night.
Mi 1 . 1' oster, on behalf of the Commissioners, (expressed appreciation of tho generous treatment, by which the Govormnent bad inado their stay pleasant and enabled them to seo the most to be seen in the time at their disposal. He thought the climate one of New Zealand's biggest assets. The Dominion was a fine country, and no doubt before many years its population would be more nearly adjusted to its great, productive capacity, tie should like to sec four million people hero rather than one million. The Commissioners had been much impressed by tho wonders of tho thermal district. There wero greater geysers, bigger lakes, and higher mountains in many countries, but 110 other region combines so much pleasing variety of landscape and thermaL activity as the Hot Lakes district.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1706, 25 March 1913, Page 4
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160ONE MILLION? OR FOUR? Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1706, 25 March 1913, Page 4
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