THE GOVERNOR AT AUCKLAND.

Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 79, 3 April 1911, Page 4

THE GOVERNOR AT AUCKLAND.

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... JJie Excellency Lord '; i Lady -Islington,- :'-: ' StapJeton-Cotton, and f AJD.C, arrived yesterday mojeia|Sjf ■'■■ the Main Truok train from'-tW** , ■whither they coached from Toltya**} '■ took up their residence at Go«r»* House. The Governor will renwi * Auckland probably "fill June, to/Wellington for the ; brations. For several days la •?*• occupied with private * tails in connection with the imej*? of Oovernnient which, althois? not yet quite out of the landsfoliiW painteitß and furnisher?, is %' fairly comfortable state of «e&p«ti» It ia anticipated thatj'ia «ft«ei«# m night's time everything will be '-gs pfeted-in"connection with tEe'renaW* tion of the vice-regal residence. .;•' , Their ibtcellencies spent a- verj ; 'rjßj able time at Taupo and ttie v, of,the time being spent.. which experience "was large aP? 1 by the members of the party, tte.fiaaPj at Tanpo being especially 1 eWwMZ epprt being good, and some of th| VW heavy, the best fish running froi» 151bs in weight; " ':' ".>'Svig During the remainder of the-y**™ season his Excellency wiU &$& ppend 'a good deal of time on W?-SS Viking, which has been speciallyi,w ■ up and commissioned for his C '"S ■both Lord and Lady Islington MfL ing forward to some, enjoyable .fOlgS in her round the many to^uW^J Wb ing cruises of the Gulf Wβ??-;* 1 weather is favourable. ' ' j^JJ The vacancies on the the recent resignations have been filled by'Ms ™$m present attended by Captain' A.P.C., and Mr. A. Guise, private m tary. '■•■' .' -: j' r 2i'; ■ Yesterday morning the v,ce attended divine service at St. Church, and this evening a House party will be present at tfte and mUitary night at the Wurf*?S Ponsonby, in. aid of the Veterans «T and memorial fuu4»