PREMIER’S HEALTH
CONTINUED IMPROVEMENT. RETURNING TO AVELLINGTON. Pre Press Association. . . AUCKLAND, Aug. 25. Still rapidly improving in health alter being indisposed last week-end, the Prime Minister (lit. Hon. M. J. Savage) will probably see the principal race at the Auckland Trotting Club’s meeting at Alexandra Park on Saturday if the weather is fine. It has beeii definitely decided that the Prime Minister and his party will leave for AVellington by the aiternoon express on Monday.
•Although the fact that he had spent two afternoons out of bed this week caused no ill-effects, Mr Savage’s doctor considered its advisable for him to take a complete rest to-day. He was allowed, however, to receive occasional visitors, among them being Archbishop O’Shea, Roman' Catholic Archbishop of AA’ellington and Metropolitan of New Zealand, and Bishop Liston, Roman Catholic Bishop of Auckland. In accordance with the practice that he has followed during the week, the Mayor of Auckland (Sir Ernest Davis) spent a few minutes with Mr Savage to-day. There were-many other callers to inquire after the Prime Minister’s health.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 229, 26 August 1938, Page 9
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