MINISTERIAL VISIT
MR. FORBES AND MR. MASTER^ AUCKLAND ENGAGEMENTS The Prime Minister, the Rt. Hon. G. W. Forbes, and the Minister of tion, the Hon. R. Masters, were engaged on Saturday morning receiving deputations of a public or private nature and holding private interviews. Mr. Masters received a deputation from the Parnell Bchw>! Committee on Saturday morning and later inspected the proposed cite of the new Parnell School in St. Stephen's Ayeene, With Sir George Fowlds, ho visited tbi Jubilee Institute for the Blind and later attended the Rugby match at Eden Pari with the Prime Minister. - . - Yesterday members of the Ministerial party were taken for a trip to Waiheke Island. . This morning the Prime Minister Has arranged to meet three deputations and Mr. Masters will confer with the Education Board, and at noon will receive a deputation concerning the contract for the printing of school books. In the afternoon, and tor the greater part of tomorrow, Mr. Forbes and Mr. Masters will visit the works of various industrial firms. They expect to return to Wellington by the limited express to-morrow evening. The Hon. J. A. Young, Minister of Health, returned to Wellington last evening after visiting Hamilton and Araponl. The Hon. C. E. Mac mil lan, Minister fof Agriculture, visited Tauranga on Saturday, and returned to Wellington last evening.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21279, 5 September 1932, Page 10
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