SOUTH RHODESIA.
REJOICING AT SALISBURY* THE FIRST CABINET. Australian and N.Z. Cable Assn. CAPETOWN, October 2. • There w2&" great popular rejoicing in Salisbury in. connection with the inauguration p_f responsible government. After -the new Governor had been sworn in, he read a message from the King 'referring to the rapid advancement of South Rhodesia since it had come under British, protection, and paying a tribute to the Chartered Company's administration. • ' Sir C. P. J. Coghlan then announced that the following Ministry had been formed: —Sir C. P...J- Coghlan, Premier and Minister-'of Native Affairs; Sir Francis. Newton, Colonial Secretary,- Mr Flyjin, Treasurer; Mr Hudson, Attorney-General; Mr Moffatt, Minister of Mines'arid'Works;'. Mr Leggate, Minister ofrAgricultiir£.
The Gpvernorrjread various messages of congratulaiipn,' and concluded with words of caution; to ;the Ministry in view'of the fact that they were breaking new ground. *
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Waikato Times, Volume 96, Issue 15358, 5 October 1923, Page 2
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