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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 12078, 18 October 1933, Page 2

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Explaining at Palmerston North the object of his recent tour of the United States, Mr Prank Milner said that in the paist few months he had covered 20,000 miles of land travel, and had been up against the most representative opinion of the American nation. His mission, he ftvas glau to say,, was considered by those competent to judge, to have borne ■ excellent, results in the minds of the people. It was hard to realise the magnitude of the United States in every respect, and we New Zealanders were apt to forget what a pinhead we were in quantity on tho globes surface. However,-as-a member of the British Empire, he. had been received with open arms, am. one had but t-o pay such a visit to lealise what prestige was- connoted by the Union Jack. It gave you a leal thrill to feel that you could never be far removed from, the EmP lre fla S> with its attendant rights and privileges. Its traditions anu ideals were always upheld . with the greatest integrity. The British Consuls, with the Empire mana behind them, were ready to service you in any T par.t of the world. ■- St on eh am’s for your watch, clock and jewellery repairs. Best- and cheapest in Poverty Bay. Ah work guaranteed.*** '

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