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Britain ix tiik Hciian. “I should like, to give a few facts showing what Britain has done, in a very short space rf time, for this wonderful and *.-x 11 aordi nary ivuintry. »» lion Dordou went to the Sudan So per lent ol the people "ere slaves. Twenty-five scars ago the Sudan was still destitute. Between the early and i lie late 'nineties then’ were practically no children in the country and hut lew young pcoph- (o .-m il a. condition had famine, -laughter and oppression, reduced it. . . AYe have ai eomplishcil n real piece of civilising work in the Sudan and opened Hie way for steady progress*. The people live in peace, under conditions of order and justice, and the population is. as a result, increasing- rapidly.'’ - Mr George Romvick in the London “Daily Chronicle.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 June 1925, Page 2
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140THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES Hokitika Guardian, 12 June 1925, Page 2
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