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MR. FRASER’S MESSAGE TO MR. CURTIN

New Zealand's admiration of Australia’s war effort, is expressed in nit Australia Day message sent by the I’rinte Minister. Mr. Fraser, to the L’rinie Minister of Australia, Mr. Curtin. "On the occasion ot Australia Day. J wisli on behalf .of the Government ami people of New 'Zealand to exlend sincere congratulations and an expression of whole-hearted appreciation of lhe splendid contribution tin? Australia people are making toward tlie success of I lie democratic cause.” said .Mr. Fraser. “We in New Zealand have watched witli admiration the valiant aud determined efforts id' your Armed Forces in New Guinea, the Middle East and other theatres of war on land, sen and air. 1 gladly take this opportunity of thanking you and your Government for tiie fine assistance, given to us in our war effort in many directions by the Commonwealth and to express our gratitude for tlie great measure of co-operation and reciprocal support established between our two countries in our common, cause. XVe are proud indeed to march with our Austriilian coinrttdes toward tlie final victory which will give freedom and security nationally and individually not only to our own peoples but to all tbe nations of lite earth.”

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Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 104, 27 January 1943, Page 6

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MR. FRASER’S MESSAGE TO MR. CURTIN Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 104, 27 January 1943, Page 6

MR. FRASER’S MESSAGE TO MR. CURTIN Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 104, 27 January 1943, Page 6

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