Taupo Resident At Tokyo For Esperanto Meeting
Personal greetings from five New Zealand leaders to the biggest conference of its kind held annually anywhere accompanied Mrs Y. M. Canty, of Auckland, when she flew to Australia recently, cn route to Japan. A Taupo resident has also left for Tokyo to attend the same meetings The greetings will be presented, in the international language, to the 50th universal congress of Esperanto, which opened in Tokyo on Sunday, August 1. They were sent by the Prime Minister and Minister of External Affairs, Mr Holyoake; New Zealand's most respect-
ed elder statesman, the Rt. Hon. Sir Walter Nash, C.H.; the Leader of the Opposition, Mr Nordmeyer; the Minister of Education, Mr Kinsella; and Sir Thomas Macdonald, High Commissioner in London, Sir Thomas is a patron of the New Zealand Esperanto Association.
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Taupo Times, Volume XIV, Issue 60, 3 August 1965, Page 6
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138Taupo Resident At Tokyo For Esperanto Meeting Taupo Times, Volume XIV, Issue 60, 3 August 1965, Page 6
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