The Japanese Navy.
The captains and officer# of the two Japanese warships (Hi-yei and Kongo), now in (he Auckland port, entertained a large number of citizens on beard* In a speech Captain Iwasakl expressed thanks for the kind treatment and good feeling extended to the Japanese, and added: "We are very proud of the treaty just entered iato. We highly esteem you as our allies, and we should bo so pleased if you find that •- Japan deserves your alliance. New Zealand has many sources of inherent wealth, and Japan should hope that a liberal exchange of commodities be* tween the two countries will take place. 1 ' Mr Fowlds, en behalf of the people of New Zealand, heartly reciprocated the friendly sentiment expressed by Captain Iwasaki,
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Manawatu Herald, 19 June 1902, Page 2
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125The Japanese Navy. Manawatu Herald, 19 June 1902, Page 2
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