“One tiling about New Zealand thatimpressed me. immediately on landing was the cleanliness of your towns and tho freshness of your atmosphere,” said the Rev. H. Leggate, who is visiting New Zealand in furtherance of the Toe II movement; “even your unemployed men have their own patches of garden, and you have so many libraries and such civic self-respect. You are so free from the overbearing depression that hangs over Europe, and all your newspapers are free of tho sensationalism that even the most conservative of English papers are adopting,” he concluded.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18265, 7 December 1933, Page 5
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