MINISTERS' MOVEMENTS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16895, 6 July 1918, Page 8

MINISTERS' MOVEMENTS.

1 Sm James Allen, Acting-Prime-Minister M J . and Minister for Defence, is expected toy.; ■ arrive in Auckland this morning. On l <§| i Monday evening he will address a public '.J i meeting in the Town Hall in connection, j with the " Red Jersey " appeal for funds .^j I for Salvation Army war work. The Minis-V|j ' ter will receive a deputation from the'S| ! Auckland Railways League on v Monday ISS ! regarding the extension of the Kaihu l| | Valft-y railway, the resumption of || ! work in the " Bickerstaffe tunnels on M ! the North Auckland Main Trunk line, a| 1 and th« prosecution of railway construc- wa tion in the province generally. Ho rfj will also receive i, deputation on Monday ffl from the executive of the Wimmew m Relief Fund Committee, regarding urgent g telephone ancf telegraphic communication Kj between Auckland and the Far North, M and also in regard to pensions to de- M ! pendants of the men of the Mercantile s|| I marine who lose their lives by enemy >,f. ! action. Sir James Allen expectii to visit ! parts of Northland, including Dargavillo M ; and Helensville. ,■ m i The Hon, G. W. Russell, Minister for,.J| ! Internal Affairs and Public Health, will « arrive from Rotorua this morning, and ."^ I will be in attendance at the Ministerial M : room in Post Office Building from 10 M i a.m. to 12. This afternoon the Minister M I will attend the opening of the Princess *M j Mary Hospital for Children. M