MINISTERS’ MOVEMENTS

Evening Star, Issue 17977, 25 May 1922, Page 9

MINISTERS’ MOVEMENTS

Tlio Hem. Dawnie, Stewart (Minister of Customs and Intern;',! Affairs) was vngagual in iv-ecivuig <i■ j■ nto 1 ii.-ns this m-oi'u-liig. All of flirui, ir-.vrever, ivere of a. private nature. He will receive, a depitfareon from f lm Gaelic Nociety on f-atur-day morning. The limn 0. J. Pan-, Minister of Edueatioiu proposes to leave. Chrisirluireh for toe s\cst ( oast next, Saturdav mornirov, and la motor from (Lira io Hokitika, On rhe I'd I owing Mou<l:>y morning lie will leave Hokitika for Grcymouth, going to Reotton on r { uesdav morning. THE prime MINISTERS DI'XEDIV ST:-IT. ‘ l!, ( nulowing feivgiam has igren re. reived, lay the secretary. Otago K;\>f nkion i.cague irom the Hop, 55. I* 1 . Massey: ■'Reterniig io tile leaguer, very kind invifatmn (o dinner dnr.ttg my visit to Dunedin. I do.dre to say tuai 1 vearli Dnm-din by evening express next. Monday, remaining until Thursday morning. .1 have a!ready :u.-f opted iln; invi! at.ion of (] ie Winler Show K:-:c’lllivn t-o iv present at il? social gathering rei Tuesrlay niglit, and on fvedimsd.ty ewming 1 have another function to attend. I am ali-nul, therefore, there will not be an opportnnily durmg Ihij visit to avail myeelf of Rfb ItMgm-'s hospitality."