After a stay of eight years in England, Mr F. N. Dillon, a well-known sheep farmer, of Marlborough, accompanied by Mrs Dillon and his three sons, returned to Wellington recently by the Rangitiki. Interviewed by a Dominion reporter, Mr Dillon said that things were undoubtedly bad in England, and of late many alarming tales of the depression in New Zealand had been reaching them. For his part, however, he did not see how New Zealand could hope to recover unless England herself did. That was, of course, if England still remained the principal purchaser of t’».e Dominion’s primary products.
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Otago Witness, Issue 4028, 26 May 1931, Page 51
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