THE SIMPLE WORD
MR. COATES'S DIRECT STYLE,
Mr. M. Myers, K.C., who has been in England for the better part of the year, writes from London, under date Ist November, stating that tho Prime Minister of New Zealand (Mr: Coatcs) "seems to havo mado an excellent impression. At the dinner given at tho Guildhall by a number of patriotic societies to the visiting Priino Ministers, at which there wore several hundreds present, ho made what I think was generally* regarded as a very good speech. Ho abstained from flag-waving and spoke in simple language on practical issues. He had an exceedingly good reception. Tho pcoplo here, from what I could see and hear, liked his simple, direct, and manly method of saying what he has to say. I do not think that the people of New Zealand will have any reason to complain of their representative."
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 137, 7 December 1926, Page 10
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