THE PREMIER.
ARRIVAL AT WHANGAREI; V ■' (BT TELEGRAPH.'—PRESS 1 " -ASSOCIATION.) Whangarei, February 21.. . The Premier, with; Lady ; Ward, arrived at Whangarei from Auckland very early .this 'morning. Deputations, dealing with the North Auckland Railway, Grahamstown to Kawakawii railway--.cxtciisioiv. and matters of local interest were received at 10 a.m; In the afternoon the Premier laid, the foundation stone, of a new Presbvterian Church. Ho delivered ,a ; political address to-night. " THE ROADLESS NORTH."; ' (BY TELEGRAPH —SPECIAL COIUIESrOKDIiKT.) Auckland, February 24. Referring to tho Prime Minister's present northern tour, the "Herald" aay-s.—"We trust that while admiring the country Sir Joseph Ward will endeavour to picture to. himself what its communications are/like in: the rainy months, and will at least; succeed in understanding that in this matter, the North of Auckland has a very real-grievance, which affects not only the. comfort of .its, settlers,., but its.: productive power to a very serious extent."
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 130, 25 February 1908, Page 6
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