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fBT TELEGRAPH.—SPECIAL CORREsroSDKST 1 VVELLiyGTON", priday MINISTERIAL ARRANGEMENTS.' The Premier left by the Wauaka for th« South, and Mr. Oliver arrived by the Roto, mahana from the South. The following temporary redistribution of portfolios consequently takes place. Mr. Oliver acts a» Minister of Public Works, Mr. Johnstone a* Treasurer as well as Postmaster-General, _\{7 R,olleston as a sort of Assistant Native "and Defence Minister. Mr. Dick goe3 South next week to meet his constituents, and M r Oliver then will take his place as Colonial Secretary and Minister of Justice and Edu. cation. THE JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS. The following temporary judicial appoint, ments, or rather rearrangements have been decided on : —Mr. Hardcastle, of W.inganui succeeds Mr. Shaw (who resigns) as Welling, ton District Judge and Resident Magistrate Mr. R. Ward, of Marton, succeeding Mr.' Hardcastle at Wanganui. Mr. Beswick takes Ashburton as well as Lyttelton, and Mr Robinson takes Oamaru as well as Naseby' the two ilatter being I'icr Mr. Wood (trans! ferred) and Mr. Watt (retired on a pension),
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6237, 12 November 1881, Page 4
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