THE GOVERNOR.
His Excellency the Governor visited Coromandel yesterday afternoon (wires pur correspondent), and was accompanied by Lady Plunket and party. They were received by Captain Swindley, the '»County Chairman, who showed them around the locality. The visit was quite unexpected and informal. Capt. Swindley afterwards was entertained at afternoon tea by their Excellencies, who expressed their admiration for the scenic l>ea,uties of the peninsula. The Tutane> kai left later on in the day for Great Barrier Island with the Governor and ,tbe vice-regal party aboard. Advice has been received iv Auckland that the Tutanekai is returning to Auckland to-night with the viee-reg.ii party, Who, it is understood, will land here and spend the night at Government House. The Tutanekai has to attend to C_ break in one of tbe cables, and it is, "therefore, probable that His Excellency's excursion around the gulf will be postponed. (On December 9 their Excellencies attend the Maori Gir'*' School huihuinga in the Metropolitan Grounds.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 286, 30 November 1905, Page 2
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