MR. MASSEY

Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 49, 27 August 1923, Page 6

MR. MASSEY

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"GOODWILL* OF THE PEOPLE."'

Or TBLtdßUa:— r-'nirss '■AsSiJciAilosj ■ r w^V ■ &£ &$-•" «"g;. but,.the' reee^lioji' lie was giv*<fn Ity* .about^2oa-regfeSenlatM' citizens' wfco,' Ijeaded by thiß-.M'ayQi: (Mi 1, 1 GunsenVa*aembled. on' ; tM platform' j&tf b^dre 1'•«# degaffitfe of the eijir'es's ori' Sunilav• wa*S ribWtheMeSs'cordial. - . .Ttie Mayo* said in" gmig td; the Cdaffflv ente" -Mft' MafcfeV jiai carrying 1 the ip> proval of the citizens of Auckland , aiii£ the hearty goodwill, of, 4he. rieopie ofthe Dominion, Orf.behalf of tfe diti^nf jMn Gunsdn wished; Mr\ Ma*s'«y ; .a pleasj ans; trip> ..continued good health,, and a jsßfe,.r,einni.. _;. .. _;.-. .-_ r ....._., .. ! : .Hewty,.oheers yrere\then', giveii fbr tn* Pnnre ; and Mrs. MasEey., „. .^''V-MMwy^Sailfed^tlie .Mayor, for fiijf. i 3**)? i3*^ .flf« citizens, fp"_v their couiV tesjr ,and kindnegß .in' aitendJng in' such! innmbers,to .bid farewell .to'him oh wjist:. jwas\really\the' first; sla^ of his jouPney;'<;o;England; HeJiiid mSny. reaifoHßibiii-: ties.and duties'i' bili'had' cdliie'to the co'nclusi6.a t&'t'.tKe' b^in& 6f the coniing ; Conference', ; w'as Hi', mow inipor.tant, fbif "on 1 it might' depend' the State of thi* i British" Empire' for nißiiv-years td cdftiii ; JT£ hopped that the Cohferencipt would bo ■ible io dtt some gobd;' that he mi^ht : be able W assist hffj- country and Ein-v phe.:,: ... v. \...-.- v ;i -,- r: ; .Aiter the .National Anthem ,hSd.been |: played vthtee. ..cheers i.Tfere, giy.en .for „ the fPliime.Jli^ister.iSnidasihe .express pjilleii Eo«it.."Auld Lang Syne" was pl'ay'ecl by ithe band., ■„:' m ,,,,,,^.^