LORD BLEDISLOE’S ARRIVAL
RECEPTION IN LONDON. TWO YEARS’ DAIRIY PLAN. 'United Fieaa Association—By EDootrio Telegraph Copyright). LONDON, April 18. Despite recent suffei-ing from sciatica and insomnia Lox-d Bledisloe walked ashore at Tilbury on his arrival from New Zealand.
/ Improvement in New Zealand’s trade could not be completed till there was an Anglo-New Zealand understanding on the marketing of primary products, lie said. The crowd welcoming Lord and Lady Bledisloe at St. Pancras included Lord Colebrooke on behalf of the King and Sir James Parr, High Commissioner.
Lord Bledisloe expressed the' opinion that a round-table conference might devise a two years’ plan to set dairyins: on its feet in Australia and New Zeaiand.
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Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 20 April 1935, Page 5
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