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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 84, 3 January 1930, Page 2

“Although the English newspapers contain very little news about New Zealand, the Dominion is being very well advertised all over England, said i • J. J. Dougall, to a representable of tne Chi-istchureli "Press.” when he returned from an extensive tour. "Sir Janies Fair is very active in this regard, and it is noticeable that in all the ABC tea rooms they have on the menu, ’Nothing nut New Zealand butter, cheese, and honey used here.’ The small pats of butter each bear if fernleaf. In some places a huge poster depicts the two cities —W einngton and Christchurch —ns they were in 1878 and as they were in 1925, and posters of this nature are to be seen all over ’ England and Scotland. That is only one of the ways in which New Zealand goods are advertised. There is no doubt that New Zealanders and their country are in high repute in England. They are welcome everywhere. Wherever I went I was given a far more cordial welcome than were visitors from any other part ol ! the world.”