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MR NASH’S MISSION FINALITY NOT REACHED WITJL STAY TILL TASK FINISHED (By Telegraph.—Press Association) WELLINGTON, Tuesday The Prime Minister, the Ut. lion. M. J. Savage, questioned regarding Mr -Nash's negotiations in London, stated that although finality had not been reached, there was every reason to assume that Mr Nash had just about achieved success in his mission. “There are three aspects of Mr Nash’s mission—the renewal ol' the £17,000,000 loan falling due next January, the question of an export credit, and trade matters generally," Mr Savage said. “The advice I have received indicates that success will be achieved. So far as I am aware, Mr Na£h will be leaving England on Wednesday, but If that time is not sufficient for him to complete the job lie will undoubtedly stay longer. I have told him to stay there until nis task is finished.” NO COMMENT MADE MR NASH IN LONDON (Independent Cable) LONDON, July 10 Mr Nash declines to comment on any aspect of his negotiations, hut possibly he will make a general statement tomorrow or on Wednesday.
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Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20853, 11 July 1939, Page 9
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