Receptions of Ministers
(PKR UN (TED PRESS ASSOCIATION ) WAKCMiutri, Fehru.-iry 5. A ■ well-nttendi'd anJ eritiuisi^ticmpetinif < f c tizens was held this evenins», when the follow'iig resolutions were passed*:— (1) That on ihe occasion of the Premier's first Tisit to 'Wanganui si ice his appuiniuieat to that high arid lion ourabie position the inhabitants, through a.deputation, oieet: Inni on his nrrivai^at the railway station and hini with an; address of corigratutation ; (2) That a c imphmen ary biinquet by tendered to ihd Hoii . tiie. t'reiuier by the inhabitants of Wau^anui. A committee wras also appointed tor give effect to the foregoing re^olutioris. '■■'■■..: ■■■':.i Invbrcabsiil, February 6. ■" Mr J. Or. Ward, Postmaster-General, received a semi-public reception on ' his arrival from Wellington to-day ; and after an adjonrnnaent to the Club" Hotel, in returning thanks for the congratulatory remarks of the Mayor, he said he was proud to belong to such a Ministry, every rnein-. ber of which, save one, had risen from the ranks. He expressed a conviction that the present Government would bring down a satisfactory policy, but gave no indication of what it would be. ■
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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 97, 7 February 1891, Page 2
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184Receptions of Ministers Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 97, 7 February 1891, Page 2
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