MINISTERS' MOVEMENTS.
(By Telegraph—Own Correspondent.) 1 .. ' \ WELLINGTON, this day. The Hon. J. G. Ward hopes to be ~ s£>le to pay a second visit to Auckland early next month, and the Hon. Hall/ Jones goes on a Northern tour short-/ ,' Iy. The Premier returns from Nelson to-morrow. ,1
, (By Telegraph.—Press Association.)
THAMES, this day. / This morning the Minister of Land* and Minister of Mines visited the Thames School of Mines, after which they were escorted through the machine house of the Thames-Hauraki Compeny by the manager, Mr T. A. Dunlop. Hero the Mayor, Mr F. Trembath, the Town Clerk, and Mr Albert Bruce, met the Ministerial party and droe them to the Waiotahi mine, where they were taken down below by the manager, Mr James Smith. After . examination of underground workings the visitors were driven to the Big Pump, returning thence to the Royal Hotel. Mr Duncan leaves for Auckland by the Wakatere at one b'clomk . this afternoon. Mr McGowan remains » at the Thames till to-morrow-
The Hon. Mr McGowan, Minister for ' Justice and Mines, is expected to arrive in Auckland.by the Wakatere this j evening. The Hon. Mr Duncan, Minister for Lands, wil] probably return to AucklaM to-morrow. &.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 49, 27 February 1901, Page 4
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