CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DINNER.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 133, 7 June 1910, Page 4

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DINNER.

As the Prime Minister came specially; to Auckland to attend the ?i p7vn.n:T /Tititipt; of the Chamber of. Commerce, he was ■welcomed at-tire station at 7 a-m. by thef President; Mr. J. H. G-unson, and the vice-president, Mr. Lea Myers, who es-: eorted Sir Joseph to the Star Hotel. ■ As there will be a lot of speeches to-night, it is requisite for members to be in. their; seats punctually, as the dinner will start punctually at 7 pjn. The following is the toaat list a* finally settled to-, day::—''The King," by the President, also introductory remarks'; '-'Special Re-; quirements of the North," by the vice- . president, 3ir. Leo Myers,;, "Our Guests,' , , by the President, and responded ta by| Sγ Joseph Ward, Hon. I>r. Findlay, Mr. W. F. Massey, M.P;, and Mr. F. W. Lang, MJ?.; "Trade and Commerce;' , by, 1R« Hon. J. A. MiUar, responded- to t>3s Messrs.'L. J. Bagnall (Mayor}, Frank' Bodle, 'and Stanley Milroy; "Press," T>yj Dr. H. Dean Bamford, responded to Messrs. T: W.- Leys and' "W". S. Douglas.; Every seat available has been, bringing <op the total to ISO,