HIGH STANDARD
OF PRESS IN NEW ZEALAND. GOVERNOR PAYS COMPLEMENT. (Per Press . Association — Copyright.) AUCKLAND, June 22. . Complimentary reference to the high standard maintained by the press of New Zealand was made by the Guveiiiior-Gene-ral at tho opening oi the Overseas League’s new club rooms. H.? s Excellency said he had .''earned from the late Lord >'orthcl:ff that the press was a beiieficient organ of public opinion. “It gives me the opportunity of say i-ng,” he added, “that you a'e very fortunate in this Dominion in having -almost without exception , a , press ol outstanding integrity, honesty and literary oapicity, with whi.cli, I doubt, the press of any part of the world can bear comparison. Almost every distinguished visitor who c ome 3 to these shores comments upon the very h.gn standard that the press of tlbs country maintains. 1 S.May I venture to hope that you will do all in your power to encourage the maintenance of that standard, healing in mind, the immense power that the press wields in moulding pub'ir 'opinion.” •
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 June 1933, Page 6
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173HIGH STANDARD Hokitika Guardian, 23 June 1933, Page 6
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