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VISITOR FROM CALIFORNIA • / EARLY RETURN ANNOUNCED [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] DUNEDIN. Friday . "This is my first visit to New Zealand, but it will not be my last." said Mr. Crombie Allen, of California, a trustee of Rotary Foundation and Rotary International, who is spending a holiday" in tho Dominion. "You havo a wonderful country. I can not do more than touch some of tho better known resorts this time, but I am coming back." Mr. Allen spoke in full praise of the Dominion, its scenery, and its Government. When he first announced that he was planning a visit to New Zealand, a relative asked him if it was the name of a citj r . j> New Zealand was better known in the United States as the results of the visits of Mr. Frank Milner and Mr. T. C. List, the New Zealand governor of Rotary,. Mr. Allen said. Both l\nd done wonderful work, .not only for the Dominion, but also for the British Empire, in interpreting the Empire viewpoint to American people. Incidentally, Mr. Allen said, Mr. Milner could well be sent as an ambassador through the Empiro to explain the American spirit.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21698, 13 January 1934, Page 12
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