In connection with the recent fire at Mr Phil. Pike’s warehouse, 'Lowe street,. .separate tenders. are invited for the damaged stocks of the National Woollen Mills Ltd., and Messrs Hayden’s Ltd. Tenders will close with Mr M. J. White, fire adjuster, iat noon to-morrow. (Continued from Previous Column.) would lead boldly to political and economic . 'reconstruction with. full knowledge -of the world trends ■ to which we must, conform ,in these days of rapid change. New 'Zealand hag to slough off the shibboleths 'of insularism and progress-killing conservatism as well a s , the fear of sectional interests which had been the curse' of. our political life. The Legion’s plans not f only provided high ideals in national ' life, hut practical proposals for. their fulfilment. ■. Qiv ganising and educational '•activities had been our role up till . now. We must in future have ; action tor our watchword. Unity in national -spirit and unitv in government-was the aim, and ho believed that- the whole country.would respond and get h°* hind them In their effort- -/
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 12244, 4 May 1934, Page 4
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