SIR JOSEPH WARD
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(By Telegrapn—Per Press Association.)
WELLINGTON, Juno G
Sir Joseph Ward proposes next week to visit Wellington, where he will reside in a comfortable residence close to Parliament buildings. He has made a remarkable recovery from the state of weakness which followed his resignation of the Prime Minister’s position, but his physicial condition cannot be regarded as normal. However, a wonderfully bright mentality prompts the ex-Prime Minister to secure a change of scene for a short time, and he naturally returns to the familiar and congenial surroundings associated with his life’s work.
LEAVING- FOR WELLINGTON
ROTORUA, June 9
Sir Joseph Ward’s condition is much improved. He is leaving Rotorua for Wellington this afternoon.
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Hokitika Guardian, 9 June 1930, Page 1
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