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Mataura Ensign, 24 April 1913, Page 7

H.M.e. New Zealand's visit to Bluff o". the King's Birthday was briefly re-ft-red to at Tuesday's Harbor Board n >eting. Mr T. Green asked what ar-1 r: lgements had been made so far asj t- i Board was concerned: The chairman (Mr R. A. Anderson) in, reply said that if the matter were left to the Harbor Board the Board could not invite everybody and invitations would necessarily have to be confined' to the various public bodies. The tug could only carry 186 passengers outside the harbor limits, although if the man-o'-war came within those limits she could carry 400. The great question, was who could be taken and who left out. Of course, there would be a lot of other craft available, but as for the Board coping with the schoolchildren of Southland it was out of the question. The matter lapsed without a, decision being arrived at.

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