AT DUNEDIN.
(TRESS ASSOCIATTOK TET.KGRAIf.)
DUNEDIN, March 20.
The Prime Minister arrived in Dunedin by tho first express from the North to-day, and immediately proceeded to the site of the new King Edward Technical School, where he officiated at the stone-laying ceremony.
In the even r ng Mr Massey received a. deputation from the Otago Hunt Club, -which requested that the Government should make an annual payment to the sixteen hunt clubs in New Zealand of £250 each, the money to come from tho totalisator tax, which last year amounted to £75,000. In reply, tho Prime Minister said the matter was something new to him. but he would bring it before his colleagues.
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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14620, 22 March 1913, Page 12
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