M. P.'S MOVEMENTS
ENTERS CAMP ON DECEMBER 9 TOUR OF ELECTORATE Mr A. (1. Hultcjuist, MP. is now* able to state that he will definitely be entering Trentham Camp on Saturday, December 9th. Therefore the arrangements he has made lor Mr Moncur M.P. of Rotorua to look after the affairs of his electorate on the North-Western side of the Ranges will < take effect from Wednesday, December Gth. So also will the arrangements for Mr Coleman M.P. for i Gisborne to attend to the requirements on the South-Eastern side of the arrangements take effect on the Gth. Mr Hultquist's plans until he en- i ters camp are as follows: He will be ; at his home in Whakatane until Fri day next the Ist December, except : for a visit he will make to the Taneatua branch of the Labour Party ] next Tuesday evening (28th inst). ; On Friday next he will accompany Mr J. Thorn INI.P. on a visit to ! Opotiki, Matawai, Gisborne and Te ; Karaka. , Mr Hultquist will then be in Wha- < katane on Monday and Tuesday the < 4th and sth December, paying a visit to the Awakeri Branch of the Party on Tuesday evening the sth, and he will leave with Mrs Hultquist for Wellington on Wednesday 6th December to finalise a number of matters affecting his electorate. As already stated, he will enter camp on the Saturday, and does not expect to return to Whakatane for some time.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 94, 29 November 1939, Page 5
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238M. P.'S MOVEMENTS Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 94, 29 November 1939, Page 5
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