SIR JAMES PARR
RETURNING HOME IN MARCH
ißy Telegraph, Per Press Association.)
AUCKLAND, December 30
Sir James Parr, formerly High Commissioner for New Zealand in London, expects to return to the Dominion next March.
Writing to a friend in Auckland, Sir James says that since leaving ;!ie High Commissioner’s Office he has had a very busy and interesting yeag touting Great Britain, organising and de-livering-speeches about Empire trade. Generally, he says, his- meetings have enthusiastically condemned-Free Trade, and ho predicts that “it..will be knocked out at the next General Election.” The' ciiauge-an nublic hpitiion throughout England has been most marked, and the desire to do more business with the Dominions wns growing every day.
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 January 1931, Page 2
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