A WONDERFUL LAND
PRAISE FOR DOMINION.
Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.)
LONDON, September 20. The “Daily Telegraph,” commenting on a series of articles on New Zealand by Mr. Jul’an Grande, which it has just concluded says:—“lf New Zealanders have a grievance as citizens of the Empire it is that even today so little is known of their wonderful land. The British public hardly realises that in New Zealand there is room for some two million more people, with vast poss : bilities for further development as a centre of British life and culture. The creation of modern New Zealand is among the prodigies of British colonising genius. Its Prime Minister comes to the Imperial Conference as the representative of one of the soundest and best-ordered commun’ties built up by the British race.”
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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 September 1923, Page 5
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