SIR THOMAS MACKENZIE.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3529, 16 July 1920, Page 2

SIR THOMAS MACKENZIE.

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INSTI’I‘ UT 13.‘.

LON'l)()N, July 13

Lord ])<:‘nm:Ln, T.ord Islillgt()n_,‘ Sir Mal"}mw Nnthzxn. Sir Joseph Ward. Sir .T:lnlo.< Mills. I\l'r HennesS'_V and tho Agents-(’l(-nt-*1':11 of A.usltr:lli:l and (Jan:1:1:.1 ufloiulcii H2O (‘ol,«nli:fl I'nstitll't'e’s 1"':11‘0\\'(~>H hnl<*.l:r.>:-n in Sir ’l‘hos.-.\l2u* ‘fiounzie. Mr I,::g«|<’m. in pr-upn.<in;l' Hm 'n<'*:l3th of >~‘ir 'l‘ho.m'as. suit?) the ;:nost bad izakvv :1 ,<';‘l'<=,:a‘r part in the country"s lifv <lul'in»l_:' the lmst. eight’ _\;'o:ll's. H 0 «H4l great? things lO.('om‘r'()l't wollndexl .-‘\"ow Zeainnd soldiers, and the K'in._: hm lawn pl<>:lso<] to crmfer: a high honour upon him. '.l.‘lley ’f'ully appreciated Sir Thus. ‘:\[ao'kcll7.io’s wonde.l'flll ‘pers‘on:l]il‘_V. They were grateful to New 73021‘.-imd for :’~‘.ol':di'llg him hnre. He also \x'<‘]<:(:llu(‘(‘. Sir James Allßl]. Sir Thos_ Mackenzie. in replyihg. said he thought (He future of Britain and the Dolzuinxiolls would surpzlsg all experztzttions. He I't‘g‘l'('tl‘()(i the incl‘e:lse of postage rates. and advoc:.l’r.ed their roducfion in HlO lmst in’rerosfs of HlO Empirc-’s trade. Ho ‘rhankefl Hl9 Old Country for its bnspitiality to Nr:~w Zcaland ‘soldi(3rs_, who Carne to assist‘ Hm "NlO-’rhel'land.