Movements of Ministers

Thames Star, Volume XLV, Issue 10633, 5 February 1909, Page 2

Movements of Ministers

.TJie.Hon.. Aj.. K. Hoggi Minister for Livboun', and in dhange of the. Roads Departmjent, will Vetriaiin im Wellington; for the next fortnight, after .which he will proceed on a tour oi inspection of a portion, of the-Well-ingtom. district, aftenwiiwds proceeding io. WangauAii, anfl. psifisibly a.s-'far «. Auckloaid.

The Hion. A. T. N'gata is still at his home ait Port Awanui, taking :\ p<airtial holiday and attending to hi.; private business affairs, while transacting the routine business of his new position. He will prdbalbly return t<> Wellington in a* or two, and hi" Ministerial office will be in the rooms of Parliament House lately occupied by-tihe Hbn. .I. Carroll. •J^ Hone. H'eke, M.P., is; seriously ill of lung trouble in a private hospital ;at Weilin,frt>on.

Ifae Bori. T. Mackenzie, Minister \v. charge' of the Department of Touriscs a.ndi Heaflth Besorts, and Mr T. V.. Donne, the head officer of the Department, are at present in the south, making an extended inspection of tho tourist- routes in. the fiord country. I<" is) understood that they propose to close several traciks to tourist traffic for the present.