LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
BRITISH TRADE WITH NEW ZE& ( LAND. ;
Sir.—Mr. Dalton is mistaken. Ho has surely misunderstood my contention, for his argument docs not even apply. I have asked for a New Zealand l Trada Commissioner in England who is familiar witlv New Zealand requirements to push from that end. . I am quite aware that Mr. Dalton is pushing from this end, and my motion contains ifliafc admission, but ho is 13,000 miles away from tha country in which I desiro tho Big effort, made when tlis Big opportunity comes,. Tliut is the point—l am, etc. THOMAS 11. WILFORD, litlt May, 1916. MELANESIAN TUCK BOXES. Sir,—Permit me to thank your rcadert and others who helped mo so solidly with tho above. I think I have said before that, without London and Wellington this scheme could not be carried °out! You as Editor, Miss Mcstayer, and all who gave to her so kindly have mv warmest thanks, and the children of the Sunday Kindergarten at St. James's Sunday School, Wellington, a bit extra, for them, selves.—l am. etc., . LUCY CALDEK.
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2775, 19 May 1916, Page 6
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180LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2775, 19 May 1916, Page 6
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