A spirited reply to Mr J, A. Thomson a former member of the Western Australian Legislative Council, wno criticised the attitude of the while New Zealanders to the Maoris was made by the Mayor of Christchurch (the Rev. J. K. Archer) at the civic reception which he tendered to the Right Hon. L. M. Amery and Mrs Amory (states the Lyttelton “Times.”) “We had some stupid fellow from Australia.” said Mr Arener, “who made soma stupid remarks about our Maori race in general and our relations with the Maori race in particular. I fiope and believe the Maori people have not taken him as in any way representing our views.— (Applause.) Between us and fhe Maori folk there is a very close friendship. They are one with us in spirit and in family relationships, and absolutely one with us in their loyalty and devotion to the Empire.” — (Applause.)
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 8 December 1927, Page 8
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