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ROYAL VISIT

SLIGHT AMENDMENT TO

ITINEEAKY.

(By Telegraph.—Prou Anociktion.)

AUCKLAND, 6th December. ' . The . Governor-General, Sir Charles' Fevgusson, has bees advi*ed that the Southern itinerary of the Duke of York has boen slightly amended. ■ The rearrangement ''"■ due to a de»jre to mako that |. .....: of the tour a little loss arduous than v.-osld have been possible under the ariglnal programme, which provided that the ftoy'al partyj should spend the night of Thursday, 10th March, at Greymouth. That meant crowding into one day e'yents now spread over the 11th ai well. * On the visit to -the Southern lakes, Sunday, 20th March, will be spgnt at Pembroke in place of Queenstown, where the party will remain during the night oi the 21st, "after a day on Lake Wakatipu. The proposed trip to Kingston has been deleted. Finally, oa Tutfadty, 22nd March, the party proceeds direct from Queenstown to Bluff. Formerly it had .been proposed to spend the night of 21st March at Invercargill, but the new arrangement provides that the train shall merely] stop for a time at Invercargill ,on the journpy to the Bluff on Tuesday.

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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 137, 7 December 1926, Page 8

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ROYAL VISIT Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 137, 7 December 1926, Page 8

ROYAL VISIT Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 137, 7 December 1926, Page 8