STUDENTS’ LONDON OFFICE
I'KINCy APPEALS FOR FINOS. By Telegraph—PreM Assn.—Copyright. London, July. 7. ■Sir Thomas Wilford was amongst the distinguished guests who attended the ‘•'establishment dinner’’ nt which the Prince of Wales appealed for a £3'J,oo(l fund to establish London oilices which would be an international centre for students from the Dominions, where they could obtain certain facilities for travel and study whilst in England. The Prince stressed the necessity for such an organisation and pointed out that the English were naturally as kindly hospitable as any. but were apt to hide their kindness beneath an overwhelming bushel of reserve. There was certain ritual, little understood by foreigners, which must be observed before even the outer bounds of companionship reacted.
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Taranaki Daily News, 10 July 1930, Page 11
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