A Hearty Reoentlon.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10568, 14 February 1902, Page 2

A Hearty Reoentlon.

HOKITIKA, February 14.

The Premier had a busy day yesterday. At bis old home at Kumara he had a very hearty reception from the residents of the district, being presented with an eddress from the Mayor and Councillors. In the afternoon he opened the Industrial Exhibition and local Hospital, and at night delivered a short address, and subsequently attended a public banquet. The warmth of the reception was very marked everywhere. Driving through Stafford and Goldsborough to-day, the people accorded Mr and Mrs Seddon a homely welcome, and old friends gathered at all points. The Premier performs a pile-driving ceremony at noon.

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