THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 9 January 1931, Page 6

THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL

VISIT TO DUNEDIN (By Telegraph—!Press Association) DUNEDIN, 7th January. The Governor-General, Lord Bledisloe, visited the new Town Hall, library, and Early Settlers’ Museum at. Dunedin this morning, and toured round the city in the afternoon. _ , During the visit to the Early Settlers Museum, Lord Bledisloe stated that the fact which had struck him more than anything else, in New Zealand s chief cities was the amazing foresight and vision which had characterised the early settlers. He expressed the hope that the wonderful inventions . of science, which often diverted youthful minds from the history of the past, would not prevent them f'rom realising what their Forbears had done, and the fact that but for the efforts of the pioneers New Zealand would not offer the magnificent prospects for its youth that it did tolii the evening His Excellency attended a social function at the Returned Soldiers’ Club.

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