THE STEAMER “TUTANEKAI.”

Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 12 October 1901, Page 4

THE STEAMER “TUTANEKAI.”

MrG. W. Russell says that the Govermneutstearaers are being used much more as Ministerial yachts than was for-. ' morly the case; Mr Pirani stated that the steam steer-in"-"ear of the Tutanekai had been t B h?f°ed aft at a cost of £‘loo because the most important personage in New Zealand bad hurt his knee by falling over the chain, and in order that the chain should' not obstruct the promenade that was used by those invited to the Tutanekai’s excursions. The cheapest and easiest way would, he said, have been for the gentleman to step a little higher when he came t 6 the obstruction. The subject of invitations to trips in the Tutanekai was discussed in the House on Tuesday. Mr- Fisher—“ The Tutanekai and the Hincmoa belong to me as much as any member of the Ministry. If I wanted atrip I would merely walk on board, and I should like to see who’d put me off” Mr Pirani said that th > Premier and the Minister for Marine had lastyear cordially invited him to go for a three weeks’ trip, during i sessipn. The Minister for Marine—" I don’t mind making the offer now.” ti Mr Pirani There you are-repeated.

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