AIR SERVICE PROPOSALS
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND VIEWS OF SIR ARCHDALE PARKHILL (United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright) SYDNEY, sth October. The Defence Minister, Sir Archdale Parkhi.il, who returned from New'Zealand by the Awatea to-day, told press interviewers that he was likely to submit the air service proposals debated in New Zealand to the Federal Cabinet this week. He saw no reason why the whole scheme, which he believed would be satisfactory to Australia, should not be adopted within a few weeks. He added that he found fairly general support by the people for the New Zealand Government. The Ministers seemed most earnest and well meaning and were working very hard to put their poliev into effect before the close of the present session. Sir Archdale Porkhill said he also discussed with the Hons. P. Fraser and W. Nash the fruit embargo. Mr Nash told him they were unable to do anything at present.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXX, 6 October 1936, Page 8
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