A pleasing testimony to the methods pursued in the New Zealand High Commissioner's Office, London, particularly the Immigration Department, has reached Sir James Allen from a gentleman in Scmerset. whose sou went to New Zealand under the public schoolboys' scheme. 'After referring to the progress made by his son, this gentleman states: "I must repeat a previous statement of mine, that it is a sincorj’ pleasure to deal with any, or all, of the officials of New Zealand. I wish, that our own Homo Government officials could learn their thoughtful courtesy. Mrs. and I would not mind being in New Zealand ourselves, if we were a little younger. With many thanks.
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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 79, 28 December 1925, Page 2
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