MINISTERS IN WANGANUI.
(PEK PKESB ASSOCIATION.,) Wanoandj, April 30 Tho Premior, acoompauied by the Native Mini^.twr and Colonial Secretary, arrived to d>y from Wjllirgtor, 'J ho lion Mitchelicui was wailed on by a deputation from ths Chamber of Oommaroo relative to through traines f.o ;» Wellington 1 1 New Plytnouih coming Juto town Inetead of changing at Aramoho aa at prtßont ; nho, reyurding a rumor that the Native cflico horu is t> be cloaad. Tho Minletor stated that it had been proposed to close the Native Offices at Auckland, Glsborne, Bnd Wanganul, but It had since been decided not to do bo, Ho promised to look Into tho matter of the truiua. Regarding the rumor that tho Eaatown railway workaliopß were to be closed, Mr Mitohekon donlcd that thla was so The deputation brought up the neoesßity of impr;ving the Wanganul river, bat the Minister Btatod that there were no funda for this purpose, but promised to bring the matter before tin Q ivornmont. A lar^e Nutlvo gathering is to be held Qh Putikl to-morrow, wh,jn the Nutlve f Minioterand mmy oi.hn-a will be Droaont.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1829, 1 May 1888, Page 2
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184MINISTERS IN WANGANUI. Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1829, 1 May 1888, Page 2
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