'LIKES THIS PART OF N.Z.'
Overseas Visitors "Tribute" to Australia % • * (Received 1, 8.45 a.ml.) SYDNEY, Jitiy 1. The Sun newspaper features ;a photograph and an1 interview with g,n oversea visitor by the W anganelfa to-day who "likes this part of New, Zealand." His name is Joseph Brown, ana he is from the south of France. * He told the interviewer that he' had never enjoyed himself so much 'and had never previously met people] so kindly and thoughtful. He adqed: "You have a wonderfui country." T "But," inqurred the intervie%er, "what cities in this country have jy0u seen, enabling you to form . an fcp£. nion?"-. ' i "Oh, Auckland," Mr Brown replfted. ' His fellow passengers thought |fi Brown regarded Australia as a Naay Zealand colony. He left the whalrf sniffing with obvious appreciation bracing New Zealand air. \
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 141, 1 July 1937, Page 4
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