HOME AGAIN.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVI, Issue 9, 30 August 1911, Page 29

HOME AGAIN.

Sir .. . .ml Lady Wild. S.r J • i i E:<ila\ md party returned to Wellington by fa.- -i.-.ui-r Ruipeiii whi' h arriv'd in pc: l.itc on Friday night. The big liner was b. aided by .1 M i '■••! ia! party !> t..r. -die r»-.i- lied Iler berth. and the Premier and h r- party wa e app opriately welcomed by their Parliamentary colleagues. Sir Joseph >»-iza-d f io ' .it-Jon ••!)■< < lively ••oHr.i<ln: a niimbej of the misleading rumours, whi'h hav km *et afloat during his absence.

Al CKLANH'S LEPE TY MAYOR. Mr. John Court. wh» will act as Jh-puty-Ma\ of Auckland during - the absence of Mr. C. 1. Parr in Australia.

CAPSIZ/ED IN A COLLISION. The scow Unia, which was run down by the Northern Company's steamer Wakatere off Chamberlain's Island last week. The mishap occurred al night, and >fort una lel.v there was time for the steamer's engines Io be reversed, with the result that the impact, simply capsized the liuia instead of cutting her in half, as would probably have been the case if the Wakalere had been travelling al full speed. All the crew of the liuia were picked up. and later on she was towed ashore.

MR. ANOREW McCI'NN. C inductor of the Royal Comic Opera Company. which opens the New Zealand lour of ••Our Miss Gibbs" in Auckland this coming month.

\T LARGE AGAIN. Joseph John I owelka, who made hi.s third •■scape from custody on Saturday night. This makes his second hid for liberty within a week from the Terrace Gaol, Welling ton. Ip to the lime of writing he had not been recaptured, and was reported to Im* making for the Walnui bush.

11. Pahewa. photo. OPENING lIIE NATIVE LANGS Ol THE BA\ Ol PLF.NIA file members of the Native Land Court who have been fitting at T» k ihi dealing with the leasing of oojhmi acres of Native land in the Bay of Plenty. Seated are. .lodge Wilson and liemana Pokclia (assessor), and al the back i- War* W a lai •.nierpreler).