MESSAGE TO THE BRITISH PEOPLE
FROM NEW ZEALAND
(United Purss ass.vttation.l WELLINGTON, Jan. 4 ; {Deading ;persanages of • the Ejurpire,'. were invited ; by the "Daily Telegraph" (London) to send messages through- its columns to the British peoples for- the ; New Year. New Zealand's Pi'ime Minister sent the following-:—-"At this most serious stage of the war, when our courage and endurance are being . supremely tested, it is imperative that all domestic differences shall be placed on one side and every man do liis full duty as soldier and citizen. In the coming year there must be an inflexible determination to win at any sacrifice. "With steadfast loyalty to the Empire and to each other success is certain, but shortof conclusive victory there; must be ho weakening. New Zealand, .with the other Dominions, will welcome peace "when it comes, 'but peace and honour must come together.'' ' .
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIX, Issue XLIX, 5 January 1916, Page 2
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