FORECAST.
Winds.—Moderate north-westerlies at first over the northern and north-eastern portions a rls.ng ten-deSeas.-Rouh E north or Farewell Spit: elsewhere Blight to moderate but later rising south "Veathw-Cool and changeable, with showers at tfmes in most district, but more especially S out" of New Plymouth and Cashpoint and Improving tomorrow.
Prior to his departure from Auckland for ■Wellington the Minister of Defence (the Hon. F. Jones), discussed with Maori tribal leaders arrangements for the New Zealand Coronation contingent. Representatives of the Maori Returned Soldiers' Club expressed their appreciation of the fact that four members of the Maori race had been successful in the ballot. These would have an opportunity to place on the Cenotaph at Whitehall a wreath in memory of Maori soldiers who fell during the war. The wreath, it was stated, would be of karaka leaves, and would be encased in ice for transit.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 56, 8 March 1937, Page 3
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