PREMIER'S HOME-COMING.
"GLAD TO-HEAR THE BAGPIPES." (By Tclecraph.—Press Association.) Invercarflill, January 1. The Prime' Minister arrived by the second express on Saturday night, and was welcomed by Deputy-Mayor Scandrett and others, whito a pipe band turned out also. Mr. Scandrett, in tho. course of. his welcome, stated .that he was glad to see Sir Joseph Ward looking so well after a : very- arduous session, and congratulated •liiitt! oni'-.thel session's work.
! Sir Joseph Ward, in returning thanks, ul'at,;st?i: th"6"importont session' just passb'd"'through, "'lie* was glad to he welcomed by tho familiar sound: of tho bagpipes, which made him.and Lady Ward, feel at home in. Southland once mote. He wished one and all a prosperous New' Year. (Cheers.) Tho Prime Minister will attend tho Caledonian games and the Bluff regatta, and hopes, after that, to rest for a while at Stewart Island. .
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1014, 2 January 1911, Page 4
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140PREMIER'S HOME-COMING. Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1014, 2 January 1911, Page 4
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