SAMOAN DEPUTATION.
ASSURANCES OF GOODWILL. Per Press Association. WELLINGTON, Jan. 19. Assurances of goodwill to the New Zealand Government from Samoa will be brought by the Samoan deputation, 5 which will arrive in New Zealand tomorrow to place several questions before the Prime Minister (Rt. Hon- M. J. Savage). This was indicated by Mr Savage lit an interview this evening. “The members of the (deputation are mainly coming here to assure us of their goodwill,” Mr Savage said. “They also want to discuss their affairs with vis, of course, tot if they wore not bringing those assuuraiares of goodwill to us it would to (caatrary to. all they have said in the js&sfc.’”’ It is likely that after the deputation lias placed the major Stems it wishes to deal with before the Prime Minister,, the discussions on defeats, if thev are at all protracted, .win to liearrf by the Minister of Lands ((Korn. F_ Laarjpstone), who let! the mission to f-rm os and who hasbeett depuiisiing for the Prime Minister a good deal ns pytinsr-Minister in Charge ©f Native Affairs, 'it is understood that the deputation will to in WeM&Etgtffitt on Mowday.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 44, 20 January 1938, Page 8
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192SAMOAN DEPUTATION. Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 44, 20 January 1938, Page 8
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