VISITORS BANQUETED.
(By Teiograpn.—Press Association.)
WELLINGTON, this day.
The Government entertained the visiting Australian politicians and visiting journalists at dinner at Bellamy's last night. The toast of the evening was "The Press."
Sir Joseph Ward said, in order to let the visitors from England and Australia see as much as possible of the beauties of the colony, the Government had arranged a steamer exeursiort to Hie Otago sounds. BANQUET TO RETURNED TROOPERS. A banquet to returned members of the New Zealand contingents will be given this afternoon. A SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Mrs. Ilarmes, of Walter-street, was precipitated into the well of a big j crane in the crush on the wharf last night while watching the embarkation of the volunteers. Her fall was only three feet, but she had both arms broken, and her face was severely cut. CIIIIISTCHUnCH, this day. The Nelson. Wellington and Blenheim cadets arrived here by the Corinna. The Normal School accommodation was exhausted, and Te Aro, Thorndon, Newtown and South Wellington boys were lodged in the East Christchurch School.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 146, 21 June 1901, Page 5
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