MINISTER'S MOVEMENTS.
" • c Sir James Parr, Minister of Education t and Justice, visited the Auckland Deeds r and Land Transfer • Office to-day, in ". order to see the Avorking conditions. The j matter was brought before him yesterday by a deputation from the Auckland Law c society, which urged that' the present c accommodation was unsatisfactory and A inadequate, and stressed the need for « extensions, particularly as the Land r Transfer Act of last year had brought a all the old deed titles under the Land t transfer Act. It was suggested that the r Government should excavate the site + I fronting High Street, and build a two- ) storey office to meet the present and future needs of the province. ? This afternoon Sir James laid the found- c ation stone of the new Auckland Teachers' v Training College at Mount Eden. Tomorrow he will be present at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon to the i Governor-General, Sir Charles Fergus- < •on. Ho will also receive a number of ! "uputations. ]
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 65, 18 March 1925, Page 9
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