VISIT TO WANGANUI.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 16 June 1913, Page 4

VISIT TO WANGANUI.

dJ kl S i.b<?lng obse™ed as a hobday by the business people m Ha^L on account of the visit of HM S rW Zealand to Wanganui, and consequent!v Sv ?E ge n"m^ er of excursion*«" lei? by the special trains for the "outlier " port The first train got away 2 6 1?' and took passengers and school child ren south of Mokoia. The'neVfc £ It' tai the largest number of passenierT It consisted of 14 carriage?, affSad' on board nearly 900 people 700 of whom were school children. Hawera District High School and the Convent Sch ols« chif trl bli tecl orer W" xrlle bet «een 50 and 60 camS way the utmost good 01-d'e^p "vSed" vided with plenty to eat, and the headl from Messrs W. Good /Hiltr^Bros.), F. -H Boasp TT n(t allenste»n also kr. train W+ a* ? ah ?. idSl excursion, the Hawera cj- 40 -'ccai n S adults, arid me run era Senior Cadets. It w »o poorly, patronised. • v: . > * s"