PRINCE OF WALES.
NEW ZEALAND VISIT,
EXPECTED ABOUT APRIL,
WELLINGTON This Day.
The Government has received no official advice as to the coming of the Prince of Wales to New Zealand this year but it is taken for granted that he is coming, and the suggested dates about April, will prove to be approximately correct.
The Prince will remain 4n New Zealand for* about a month.
One important effect of the visit of his Royal Highness to the Dominion will be that it wiM make it impossible for members of Parliament to visit Samoa before next session. The trip to Samoa would occupy not less than six weeks. It is not possible for the Parliamentary party to ileave for Samoa before March. This means that it will not be possible for the trip to be made before the coming of the Prince to New Zealand, and afterwards there will no,t be time. Important as the visit to Samoa promised to be, it seems to be impossible this year.—Press Assn.
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Northern Advocate, 9 January 1920, Page 2
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