“We, would love to spend a week in New Zealand, as we have heard so mud about your beautiful country, but unfortunately tbe time-table we are working to will not permit of that pleasure.’’ This statement was made by Mr. E. G. Jansen, Speaker of the House of Assembly of tbe Union of South Africa, who, with Mr.- J. B. Wessels, M.L.A. (Orange, Free State!, and Mr. J. F. Naude, * M.L.A. (l’ransvaal)fi was a through passenger by the Aorangi, returning to South Africa after attending the British Empire Parliamentary Conference in Canada. In all eight delegates from the Union made the trip, but five returned via England. Mr. Jansen and his two colleagues took tbe opportunity of the Aorangi’s unusually long stay at Auckland to visit Rotorua. As we are extending our shop to twice ts present size, we are holding a gigantic clearance sale to make mom for the builders. Buv now at Good and Co.'s Half-price Sale,*
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16797, 9 November 1928, Page 7
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