FAREWELL TO GOVERNORGENERAL
DEFERENCE TO LORD JELLICOE. Br Telegraph-Press Association Auckland, April 21. A civic farewell was tendered the Oovernor-General and tho Countess of Liverpool in the Town HaSl to-night. Thoro was a large attendant. In reply to an address from tba citizens, Lord Liverpool «iid that tho Prince of Wales would vcceivo from none a more whole-hearted welcome than from the New Zealanders, who realised that his only desire, in common with all the members of the RoyaS Family, was to work for the benefit of the community and share in the nation's joys an 4 sgrrows. "You are right to be gratified at tha r.ppointment of Lord Jellicoe. ho added. "Lord Jellicoe, I am convinced, will devote his energies to the welfare of New Zealand iust as he has given his whola life to t)io servieo ho has 60 long adorned." I '
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 177, 22 April 1920, Page 4
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144FAREWELL TO GOVERNORGENERAL Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 177, 22 April 1920, Page 4
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