MINISTERS' MOVEMENTS.
SIR J. WARD ARRIVES TO-DAY*
Sir Joseph Ward, Minister [or Financa and Postmaster-General, will arrive in Auckland this morning. He will open the new rooms of the Dominion College of Radio-Telegraphy at three o'clock this afternoon. Sir Joseph will leave by tomorrow night's express for Hamilton, Sjrt route for Kawhia, where he is due to arrive at one o'clock on Friday. He is visiting Kawhia at the invitation of the local County Council and Chamber of Commerce, and he will be entertained at luncheon oil arrival. Subsequently Sir Joseph will receive a deputation from tha local bodies, and will attend a publia function in the evening. The Minister will return to Wellington on Sunday night} next. , . The Hon. Arthur M. Myers,. Minister for Customs and Munitions and Supplies, who has extended his visit to Auckland, was engaged upon Departmental business all day yesterday. He will return to Wei- . lmgton "by to-night's express.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16761, 30 January 1918, Page 6
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