LOCAL AND GENERAL The Prime Minister (Sir Joseph Ward) will deliver a policy speech at Winton at the end of the month, when lie will disclose the revenue and railway returns for the past year, and outlino the sessional programme (telegraphs our Dunedin correspondent). SirJospph says Parliament will not meet till the last week in June. The Mokoia, which arrived from the Islands this morning, brought a large English and American mail from San Francisco. It comprised 449 bags, of which 232 bags were for New Zealand and 217 for Australia. The Australian portion shows a considerable increaso on previous mails. There was not a very large, fruit cargo by the Mokoia, the shipment including 2925 cases of bananas, 1369 cases of oranges, and a few lines of lemons, prunes and coconuts. Over two thousand sacks of copra and a quantity of pearlshell it for transhipment to London.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 80, 6 April 1910, Page 6
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