THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL.
[per PRESS ASSOCIATION.—COPYRIGHT.] Auckland, June 2d. The fact- that the term of his appointment as Governor-General has been extended, was referred to by his Excellency at the Orphan’s Clnb gathering on Saturday evening. He said lie had been in New Zealand for five and a half years. He had largely exceeded the average period for which a representative of the Sovei eign remained in any of the Dominions. Those who bad sent him to New Zealand had thought fit to ask him to remain longer, and lie considered it a great honour and privilege to represent the King and Empire in New Zealand at a period like the present:-. He wa- glafl ro have been able to In New Zed n<l’s patriotic endeavours. Eet'e-r- g m. •he pro-mess of viewar, E rl Liverpool said ihe end d-d not appear to ce likely in 018. He bad no more information in respect to this matter than any other per,-on. Possibly it would not lie in 1919. In 1015 the enemy thought the battle was in the strong, and the race to the swift, in 1918, and onwards, the battle would be to the strong. Perseverance and determination would see the Allies through to the end.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 June 1918, Page 4
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206THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL. Hokitika Guardian, 25 June 1918, Page 4
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