SAMOAN PROBLEMS
HON. E. P. LEE’S VISIT
IMPORTANT ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS SETTLED. PARTY RETURNING. By Teleuranh —Press Assn.—Copyright . (Received July 19, 5.5 p.m.l APIA, July. 18. The visit to Samoa of the Minister for External Affairs (tho Hon. E. P. Lee) concluded on Sunday. The. Minister and party sailed in the evening for Pago Pago in the steamer Fortune, which hac been placed specially at Air Lee’s disposal by the Governor of American Samoa. At Pkgo Pago the Alinisteiial party joins the Ventura for Sydney, catching the Manuka there for Wellington. Mr Leo stated that during his thirteen days in Samoa he had had an extremely’ busy time, many conferences having been "held with the Administrator, officers of all departments, and other bodies, resulting ill many important matters relating to the administration being settled. He, moreover, had been enabled to make inquiry into the whole scheme of the administration and the information obtained on all sides had been valuable to tho management of the departments and the good of all- -
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10957, 20 July 1921, Page 6
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