THE PREMIER’S VISIT.

Evening Star, Issue 4060, 1 March 1876, Page 2

THE PREMIER’S VISIT.

To the Editor. Si^,— I would sugge t, as Sir Julius Vogel as to hem Dunedm about theiniddid or; end or this month, that his admirers should take b to give him a public reception. The working men of' Dunedin certainly ought not to let this opportunity, pass, without some recognition of the immense services rendered to the Colony by its present Premier.’-*-! ain, ; M. , ' . ~ ’ ■ O. D.% Dunedm, March 1. ••••*.

To the Editor, Slß,—Julius Vogel in acknowledging th e . congratulations of the -Mayor on his return to the Colony, stated that ho purposed’ shMlt to visit Dunedin.- Now, nr, would it the ri ht thing to give him a suitable reception on his arrival here. The workiug-men of Dunedin, as also all other classes, are* mufch indebted to Sir Julius Vogel for: their present prosperity, and future prospects, and surely we ought not to be behiffi the working-men and citizens of Wellington inmahifeatiig appreciation of his Public Works policy, es also of the various benefits -which the ’Gtfldfiy has derived through his recent visit to the Home oormtry. May I presume to anggest; to his Worship the Mayor, the propriety of convening a meeting of the: J .c:fc«mßWith>a'View t0 getttog pp a banquet which jwill be a credit t6 the CitoAnd itoepllb!e to sSir Julius Vogel. —I n A Woßsnrct Maxt. Dunedin, Much 1. - *