High Commissionership
Definite Statement by MrSedtJon He Will Not Take It By Telegraph.—Press Assooiation. WnuHoiON, this day. At a social gathering last evening to Mr Kerwin, tho tramway construction cngi" neor, reference was made, in proposing the toast of the Ministry, to the High Commiasionership. Mr Soldon, in replying, siid that his friends had gone so far as almost to label his bozos and take out his ticket for London;'but theyoould tako the horse to wator but not ranke him drink. Ho felt that ho could do more good for New Zealand and tho Empire in Now Zealand than away from it, and he was not going to leave New Zealand.
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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume V, Issue 1317, 4 May 1905, Page 2
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