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MR FORBES LEAVES ENGLAND. A HEARTY SEND-OFF. NOT DISSATISFIED WITH VISIT. (Received 11.30 a.m.) ' LONDON, July 1. “We are not dissatisfied with our reception in Britain because we are hopeful that a meat agreement satisfactory to the parties will soon be reached! Nevertheless, we feel that an understanding of New Zealand’s problems would be much greater if a responsible cabinet Minister visited the Dominion,” said Mr G. W. Forbes, before his departure for Marseilles. “I believe this suggestion can be fulfilled after the elections.” He said he was convinced Britain was not lagging in world competition, In this:’connection, New Zealand’s policy of purchasing all manufactured goods from Britain was evidently contributing. ‘'We are returning to God’s Ow n Country” shouted Mr Forbes in answer to the cheers of 100 New Zealanders.
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Northern Advocate, 2 July 1935, Page 7
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