RAROTONGAN CHIEFS.
DOMINION ITINERARY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) WELLINGTON, this day. The six Earotongan arikis who are vsiting New Zealand will leave Wellington with their wives and friends on Saturday, January 20, for Hawke's Bay. They : will stay with their Maori hosts near Hastings that and will go on next day to Nuhak'a and Wairoa. They will be in Gisborne on Monday, January 22, and will leave on the following day for Tokomaru Bay, arriving there on the Wednesday to attend the ceremonies associated with the opening of a carved meeting house. The party will be the. guests of Sir Apirana Ngata at Waiomatatini on the 28th and 29th, leaving on the latter day for Te Kaha, and staying one night at Te Kaha and also at Ruatoki while an route for Rotorua, which will be reached on the 31st. • The party Will be in Rotorua until February 2, when they take train for Auckland, proceeding that night to Opua and thence to Waitangi for the special celebrations at that historic place. The party ,will leave Wellington for Rarotoriga on February '20.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 10, 12 January 1934, Page 8
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