EMPIRE FOREMOST
SERVICE LEAGUE SUBJECTS.
SIR A, RUSSELL, INTERVIEWED.
(Per Press Association.—Copyright.)
WELLINGTON, This Day.
Among the passengers on the Tainui was General Sir Andrew Russell, who has arrived back from London, where he filled, the position of chairman of the fourth conference of the British Empire Service League. Interviewed, he said that every part of the Empire was represented and many valuable exchanges of views on several subjects were made. It was agreed that, as far as possible, steps should be taken to inculcate in people the advisability of buying goods made within the Empire The question of migration was so big that it was felt it would have to be tackled by the various governments and would require the undivided attention of expert bodies.
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Northern Advocate, 19 August 1929, Page 6
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