THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL.
„ _ A CROWDED DAY. j (p«*ss association nuiai«.) » AUOKIaAND, November 3. [ Lord Jellicoe had another crowded , day of farewells to-day. He was enter--3 tained at luncheon by the Chamber of r Commerce, and in the afternoon, with - Jelliooe attended the races at t Ellerslie, their Excellencies being c-o- ---[ corded an enthusiastic farewell on leaving the course.. The civic farewell, held in the Town Hall this evening, was attended by a very large gathering. Tho Mayor (Sir James Uunson) pre- » sented Lord Jellicoe, on behalf of the ; citizens, with an illuminated rtddress » enclosed in a casket of native woods » bearing the city coat of arms in gold ; and silver, supported on either side 3 by a stuffed kiwi. The ladies of Auckr land, through Lady Gunson, presented > Lady Jellicoe with Goldie's painting of 5 the head of the M«ori chief Apiahoma r llairai. The presented Sir James Gunson with the letters patent of knighthood. Their Exk ceUencies leave for Wellington tomorrow night.
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18221, 4 November 1924, Page 9
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162THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL. Press, Volume LX, Issue 18221, 4 November 1924, Page 9
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