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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XL, Issue 13258, 17 December 1913, Page 6

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POSSIBLE ANNOUNCEMENT TO-MORROW. (Special to Herald.) WELLINGTON, 3 p.m. Mr Hiokey states that possibly there Yrill be an announcement by the Federation to-morrow. H.M.S. NEW ZEALAND. Press Assn.— By Telegraph— Copyright.) (Received Dec. 17, 2.30 p.m.) LONDON,, Dec. 16. Admiral Prince Louis of Battenburg, i th.? city sheriffs, wardens, and masters , of several 'companies, and many prominent New Zealanders, assembled at. the Connaught rooms'. The Hon: T. Mackenzie bade Captain Halsey, officers and crew of the New Zealand a we 'come home. He eulogised their work during' the touv. The officers were mado mem-! bers of 150 clubs. They attended 75 danoes. Th« more sexloxxs side ot the voyage was that, like Drake. Capt-iin Halsey had circumnavigated the globe, but Captain Halsey's voyage was a mission of peace and goodwill. The peoples of the overseas dominions disliked the , idea of militarism, but felt they must take a share of Imperial responsibility. At the request of local schoolmasters, Pathe Pictures have arranged for a matinee at His Majesty's to-morrow, afternoon, when Rainey's African hunt picture will be presented. j Tho benefit social being given m aid 1 of Mrs Wilson and children takes place i this evening m the Scottish Hall. Music i will be provided by Messrs Copely and Kirk, and a* •ajeyabU evening is prea.i«»d.