DOMINION DAY
MELBOURNE CELEBRATION. [BY CABLE —PRESS ASSN. —COPYRIGHT.] MELBOURNE, September, 22. Dominion Day was celebrated at a dinnei’ by the New Zealand Association, whereat the guests included Mr., E. R. DickoVei’ (United States Con-sul-General) and Sir John Latham (Australian Minister to Tokio). Sir J. Latham said Australia and New Zealand had been far too separate -in the past. The fortunes of one were necessarily the fortunes of the other. They also were historically associated. To-day they stood or fell together. They necessarily were inseparably united in their interests in these critical days. They were united also in a common sentiment, both recognising what they owed for many' years to the little island in the .North Sea from which they had derived so much, and of which they were entitled to be so proud; ~
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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 September 1940, Page 5
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