SAMOAN TRIP
A WIRELESS .FROM THE MOKOIA (United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Pol). 19. A win*loss message from the Mokoia states that fine weather with northerly breezes, has, so far, marked the Mokoia’s passaga*. Members op Parllament aro rapidly becoming mutually accpi-ainted, and (In 4 prospects are good for happy relations. At the preliminary gathering Sir James Aden was eordially welcomed by tin* travellers. Dr Chesson gave a talk ion health hints, recommending useful precautions, sueb aa voluntary physieal drill parade every morning under the direetion of the Dunedin inMnietor. A large number of books dealing with the South Pacific are on board, and members are also obtaining information from officers of the Islands administration who are returning. They thus hope the better to grasp the Island problems on arrival. An excellent cinema display was given on Wednesday evening iof scenes of Island life. They expect to reach Rarotonga on the morning of the 21th.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIV, Issue LIV, 20 February 1920, Page 2
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154SAMOAN TRIP Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIV, Issue LIV, 20 February 1920, Page 2
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