AUSTRALIA'S APPRECIATION.

Marlborough Express, Volume XXXIX, Issue 135, 11 June 1906, Page 3

AUSTRALIA'S APPRECIATION.

FURTHER INTERCHANGE OF VIEWS. WELCOMED. THE DEVELOPMENT OF AUSTRALASIA. . (Received June 9, 10.30 p.m.) V SYDNEY, June 9. Mr Deakin wired to Mr Seddon: "Many thanks for the cordial terms of your farewell. It has been a genuine pleasure to the members of this Government to welcome you to Australia, where the progress of your Colony is admired and your own career highly appreciated. We feel that a further interchange of views and opinions on the many important matters which have been the subject of your deliberations will be of the greatest advantage to the people of Australia and New Zealand by inducing more mtimate relations, which will materially advance their mutual prosperity. My colleagues join with me in wishing you and youls family a very pleasant passage home, and in asking you to convey to the people of New Zealand/the earnest wishes of their comrades in the Commonwealth for their fraternal cooperation in the development of Australasia." ;