N.Z. HIGH COMMISSIONER
ARRIVES IN AUSTRALIA Reed. 6.10 p.m. Sydney, March IS. New Zealand’s High Commissioner to Australia. Mr. C. A. Berendsen, arrived in Australia to-day to take up his duties in Canberra. Mr. Berendsen said he was sure in his position at Canberra he would be able to contribute in* some measure to the already excellent mutual relationship between Australia and New Zealand. “We in New Zealand believe the nroblems of Australia are in essence the same nroblems as (hose of the Dominion." ho said. ‘‘Wo believe everything is to be gained by the closest consultation and collaboration. The relet ions between the two countries have always been harmonious. We are close neighbours, close friends, and close kin. The imperishable name of Anzac inspired in the hearts of both peoples is sufficient indication of our comradeshin in arms.” Mr. Berendsen, who is Australianborn, said he was delighted to bo back in the Commonwealth again, and was looking forward with greatest interest to the now life.
Among those who met Mr. Berendsen was Mrs. Walter Nash, who is en route from the United States to New Zealand.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 87, Issue 65, 19 March 1943, Page 5
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