SIR JOSEPH WARD .
* ..': ' tQNDON,^ August IT •« Tfes Chinese Ambassador .*nfeertaaned S*. Joseph and LYdy Ward to luncheon. .- - 1 * August 18. , Sir T. G. WaTd entertained' the Horn* W. Hall- Jones,^and the staff of the High 'Commissioner's Office at landi at tKd Hotel Cecil. August 20. Sir J. G.- Ward had a long interview wi£h Mr Lloyd-George, Mr Winston Churchill, Mr Sydney Bui ton (Postmastergeneral), and Colonial Sosly (Undersecretary for the Colomes) respecting mails /and cables. August 22. Sir Joseph and Lady Ward, Dr Fitchetf, Mr James Hielop (private secretary). ' and -Miss Seddon ha.ye left ; London. They will sail from Vancouver by the Makura. A . large crowd, warmly cheering as the train left Eoston, included Mr H. Just (Assistant Under-secretary of State for the Colonies and representing the Colonial Office), Mr, v Mrs, and the Misses HallJones, the Chinese Ambassador, Dr Chappie. Mr J. H. Witheford, Mr I. WRaymond, -Colonel Davies, Sir Walter •Kennaw,ay, and Mr Wray Palliser (HigK Commissioner's Office).
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Otago Witness, Issue 2894, 25 August 1909, Page 23
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160SIR JOSEPH WARD. Otago Witness, Issue 2894, 25 August 1909, Page 23
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