Image: Ambassador Wood Presentation Of Credentials

Thursday, 21 February 2002, 1:21 pm
Press Release: New Zealand Government

New Zealand’s new Ambassador to the US, John Wood, presenting his credentials to George Bush at the White House on the 14th (Friday the 15th NZ time).

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