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1500 ABOARD THE HORORATA. Received Feb. 3, 8.40 p.m. London, Jan SI. The Ho'."or4ia sailed with fifteen hundred of the main body of the Mew Zealand Expeditionary Force. Sir Thomas Mackenzie, in fflsxrsciang tliem at Tilbury, recalled their glorious achievements from Gallipoii to the armistice. He said: "On every field you carried the very highest traditions. Your actions made history. You will have a considerable voice in New Zealand's future. He- history will differ from the past owing to the war having changed the conditions. S'he future policy must be to enable us to develop new industries and extend old ones, iu orde:- that the country may be made sufficiently strong to offer considerable rwiUt&My Ut any form of cxteraai/ attack " , n
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Taranaki Daily News, 4 February 1919, Page 5
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