Globe-trotter
pHRISTCHURCH m general and the V/ Metropolitan Trotting Club m particular join m welcoming home A. I. Rattray, ; who has just returned from a health trip. to the "Old Dart." Rattray, as becomes a popular, straight- speaking man, is obviously glad to be home and, from what he says,, England is not all it should be. And, incidentally, he saw fit to express his opinion on the very poor way m which New Zealand is advertised m the Homeland. .. •: Racing being a very keen interest to. this gentleman, he may be listened to with all attention when he says that some of the courses m the Motherland are a disgrace. It is. indeed refreshing to find a public man who returns from a tour abroad zind who speaks .his mind without a lot of useless platitudes.'
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NZ Truth, Issue 1206, 10 January 1929, Page 6
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