HOME AGAIN.
DOMINION SECRETARY -LANDS IN TERRIFIC GALE.
DELIGHTFUL TIME IN N.Z
(N.Z. aud Aust. Press Assn, and Sun.) LONDON. Feb. 12.
A teirifle gale at Liverpool delayed Mr. Amery’s landing from the Montclare. which should have arrived at mid-day yesterday, but was .stormtossed ’ outside. The vessel docked at S o'clock this morning. Mr. Amory declined to be interviewed. Do said lie preferred to make a considered review of bis Empire tour in the presence of the whole press at the Dominion's office at noon on Monday. He admitted conversationally, that the tour liau been a tonic to one's faith in the Empire, notably in Australia and New Zealand, where lie had a most delightful time, and experienced uroverbial hospitality. WELCOME BY AGKNTS-GENEBAL (Aust. uud N.Z. Press Assn.) (Received Feb. 13, Jd.lo p.m.) LONDON, Feb. 13. Sir James Parr and party, with the Agent s-General. and many friends, welcomed the Hon. L. C. Amory and Mrs Amery at Euston station. Mr Amery will be the guest at a banquet arranged by the Empire Parliamentary Association.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 10510, 14 February 1928, Page 5
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