Mr Dillon took farewell of the Wellington branch of the National League at the Club Hotel on Jan, 2, There was a large gathering. Mr Eugene Q’Conor, M-H.R. for Duller, op behalf of fcjhe eity expressed his regret at losing the Irish delegates, and especially Mr Dillon. The Rev. R. Waters proposed the latter’s health. j))r Dillion, in reply, said the mission had been a greater success than he ever anticipated. £6,000 had been contributed to the funds. He spoke in turn's of high praise of the way in which he hpd b.eep pg&isted by tjho pyess and pjro r jpinent jpep fiQwPy> and especially mentioned Sir Robert ptpfik a/pong the He ssso • paid' a’ flattering '/cymytfc pj.ept ,to ,fche climate of New Zealand, saying ha had in;preyed in health ’dupng his two months’ stay. Mr DiUop left Wellington neat day for the North.
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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 436, 11 January 1890, Page 4
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