THE GOVERNOR.
VISIT TO CHATHAM ISLANDS
[BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.]
Wellington, Friday. As soon as the break in the Cook Strait cable is repaired the Tutanekai will proceed to the Blurt', where Lord Plunket will embark tor the Chatham Islands. Accompanying His Excellency on his official visit will be Mr. H. C. Waterfield (private secretary). Captain Bingham (aide-de-camp), Mr. Justice Chapman. Professor Ben ham. of the Otago University, and Mr. K. R. Waite. curator of the Canterbury Museum. The Tutanekai will return to Lyttelton about February 11, and the Governor will preside at a meeting of the Rhodes scholarship trustees at Wellington on February 15. He will afterwards go over the North Island Main Trunk line, and on March 18 will unveil the Marsden Cross at Russell.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13396, 26 January 1907, Page 5
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