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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 3 July 1928, Page 6

The urbency of pressing for the improved steamship services with the outside world, and particularly fostering the All Bed Boute, was impressed upon members of the Auckland Advertising Club at its luncheon, by Sir James Gunson. writes the “New Zealand Herald.” Remarking that it was imperative that New Zealand should cultivate its connections with the countries of the Pacific and with England, Sir James said that bodies like that lie was addressing, and the Auckland Chamber of Commerce, had always possessed an active sense of how New ZeaI land had in the past suffered by her isolation. As a matter of fact, said; Sir Janies, our transpacific services were no more rapid now than they were 30 years ago, although admittedly larger and finer ships now spanned the distance.