CLOUDS LIFTING
DEPRESSION IN BRITAIN.
GREATER OPTIMISM .PREVAILS.
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TUViARU, November 20 V n )0 latest information that he had -, received from Great Britain was to tue effect that there was a greater feeling of optimism there than, at any tune recently, said , his Excellency , the. Gov-, ernor-General (Lord Bledisloe), speaking at Tiniaru to-day on his way" to Dunedin, where ho will" be installed as Grand Master of the New Zealand Grand Masonic Lodge.
Replying to a speech of welcome by the Mayor of Timarii (Mr T. W. fcaiterthwaite), his Excellency said tha-> hi s last two mails from Great Britain, which included letters from politicians, business , men, and persons in various callings, showed that the clouds of depression were lifting. Lord Bledisloe asked about local'Tonditions and was told that the . recent rains had proved of great benefit and had inspired farmers with confidence.
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Hokitika Guardian, 22 November 1933, Page 5
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