WELLINGTON'S FELICIATIONS
The Mayor of Wellingtoa^ent the following'telegram to General Pan at Auckland :—"Citizens greatly honoured by your visit. In their name, I heartily welcome yourself and members oi the mission. The bonds of friendship and mutual goodwill, forged on the battlefields of France, mil never be ■weakened. The illustrious French and the British people will march on side by aide in tho caase of peace and freedom." i , Greneral Pail's reply is as follows :— r "On behalf of the French Mission,! desire to thank you, and, through you, the citizens of Wellington, for your cordial telegram of welcome. The ties between our two countries created by, four yea re of common ordeal and jrlory 'are such as can never be severed. The French Mission will deem it an honour to convoy to N«w Zealand the deap and sincere gratefulness of Fnnoe.—(Bign*l) Gen-
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 155, 28 December 1918, Page 7
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143WELLINGTON'S FELICIATIONS Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 155, 28 December 1918, Page 7
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