DR. MARY HARRIS ARMOR.
Our loved comrade lias arrived, an has been snowed under with welcome from Unions, officers, and members, Ur able to reply to each, she send* ht word of thanks to one and all: On train, en route for Carterton, September 6. IH2; You blessed and dearly loved Whit Kibboners of New Zealand. When your messages of welcome L gan to reach me, wanning my hear and thrilling my soul, 1 had no though but to write a reply to each wireh* telegram, card, and letter. Hut the have conic so thick and fast, I tin<j a physical impossibility to do so. Ho I know you will all accept the \u for the deed, so ftir as personal letter are concerned, and will let me sa\ “Thank you" to all of you at one through the columns of your own splendid “White Ribbon.” Had I beei a queen I could not have askod wanner-hearted and more enthusiasti welcome. lam heartily in love wit >ou all, and with your ft**autiful cour try. Seeing your splendid enthusiast] and your abundant and well-directe labours, I feel very sure >ou are goini to win. and “New Zealand's going di\! Hoping to see each of you face t face, 1 am. with a million thanks an a heart full of love, Yours for a great victory, MARY HARRIS ARMOR
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White Ribbon, Volume 28, Issue 327, 18 September 1922, Page 2
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