MINISTERS' MOVEMENTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14441, 6 February 1909, Page 10

MINISTERS' MOVEMENTS

(Put United Phkss Association.)

AUCKLAND, I'Hniiirv 5. Dr Findkiy. Attornev-general' and •Minister of Justice, who left. Auckland jcstowlay afternoon for t lie Wae.renga Stiic farm, is to reach Auckland to-night, and will leave for the Waiotupu prison ovniji to-Monw jnornintr with a view of finding out hist, ha.nd how the scheme ,u?U, and judging as to some critieism which he luis heard in regard to Ihe system. After inspectiii w the Wniolapn institution the Minister will iro rhdit on to Wellington. " "

The Hon. J. A. Millar, Minister of Railways and .Marine, who returned last, evening from Whaugarei and the I'av of Wands, procmliy.l over the Kaipa'r'u line a.s far as Wellsford litis morning, and received several deputations en route -VINSON. Februarv 5. ' 'Hie Minister of I'uMic Works, the Hun. It. M'Ken/.ie, reached Nelson tonight after a tour of the Golden Kav district. Mr M'Keuzie was b(in([iiek , d by liis const it.uents at Mangurakau. Takaka, Motueka. and Tapawera. He .in-to-day the work at. the Nelson hikl of the Midland raihvav, and toMfornou night- he will attend'the annual dinner of the Chamber of Commerce, afterwards leaving; by slkuum- for .Wellington.

CHKINTnUT.CH, February 5. TV Hon. T. Mackenzie arrived in Ibis 'ity to-day for the pnrpofv 0 f attending the coniplimontiirv banquet, to the lfoa D. liuddo at Kiiiapoi to-ni^ht.