SAYING "GOOD-BYE."

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 797, 21 April 1910, Page 4

SAYING "GOOD-BYE."

• ' ,■., • • . > .— — ' HIS EXCELLENCY AT MASTERTON, (By Teleeranh.—Suecial Corresoona'enU Masterton, April 20. His Excellency the Governor, Lord Plunket, paid a farewell visit to Masterton to-day. He was accompanied .■ by the Hon.- T. Mackenzie, Minister: for . Agriculture, and the party were welcomed at the railway station by his Worship the Mayor-(Mr. P.!L. Hollings), Mr. A. W. Hogg, M.P., Mr. W.J. Welch (chairman of the Masterton .County Council), Mr: Wv A. Beetham,-'and the Town Clerk, while a guard of honour from tho Masterton Monnted Eifles, under Captain M'Kellop : and Lieutenant. Whittaker, was, drawn,up outside. The .Fifth " Ruahine Battalion' Band was also in'attendance at the Town Hall. The borough councillors were on the stage, while the large attendance of citizens nearly filled the building. After the presenta-, tion of an address his Excellency was entertained at luncheon at the Club Hotel, and during the afternoon, he visited the various institutions of the town. -. AT CAETEETON. (Prom our. Special Correspna.'iente.) Carterton,. April 20, His Excellency the Governor, v Lord Plunket, passed 'through here this morning per train, and during his brief stay was met and welcomed on behalf of the citizens and residents of the district; by Mr. W. C. Buchanan,. M.P., the Mayor (Mr. Armstrong), the Town Clerk (Mr.Jas. Moncrieff),-and several councillors. The Town Clerk read and presented an address to the Governor, who acknowledged the kind sentiments expressed. The High School Cadets, under Captain Miller, formed a guard of honour.

WOODVTLLE •' ARRANGEMENTS.' (By Telceraijh.—Press Association.) , " '. Woodville, April £0. His Excellency the Governor will arrive here at mid-day to-morrow, and will make a short stay.. He will be presented with nn address from the borough and the county. . ' ' •. ' ■