MINISTERS IN AUCKALAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14294, 14 February 1910, Page 5

MINISTERS IN AUCKALAND.

iPR. ' FIND LAY AND MR. Sfcpß. FINDLAY AND MR. FOWLD3. ;'- r r. FUTURE ; MOVEMENTS. i; Che" Hon. Dr. Findlay, Minister lor Justice £ id 1 Attorney-General, accompanied by his j I ,irate secretary, Mr. Poulton, arrived in ! (Auckland by the Main Trunk express from j . J? Awamutu on Saturday, morning. V Dr. adlay, who is stopping at the Grand ; Hotel, was engaged in Departmental and | her business during the morning, and in o afternoon attended the Premier picnic : at Motutapu. '\i /v .:' ; Dr. Findlay has not yet. decided when lie will return to Wellington. It is quite ? possible that he will extend his stay here _ order to bo present at the luncheon to PiV be ; given aboard the 8.8. Molwa by'the tedftlocal agents of the P. and 0. Company on Ipr Wednesday next.. • ; wlfllifThe Hon. George Fowlds, Minister for [||J| Education, accompanied by his private Iflffl secretary, Mr. Crowe, arrived in Auckland J:-V : by the express from Wellington yesterday p§|>jnonnng. ■ " I %>, On Wednesday Mr. Fowlds will attend j the luncheon aboard the Malwa. Later in J | the afternoon ho will open the new ward I at the Auckland Hospital. pffeMSOn Thursday, at the request of the Mayor of Onehunga, the Minister will present the [ plaque ' won by Master Patrick Nevill, of ' ''\the Onehunga District High School, for an I ifpway on "Captain Cook: His Discoveries r '4 and the Value Commercially and Otlier- ' r >r|trise to the British Empire," and will also | present to Cadet Morgan the champion ! ' belt and gold medal awarded by the WangaI *nui branch of the National Defence League I jar competition throughout the Dominion. |' ■■ ■ ■ . •■■■,