LETTER GOES ASTRAY
MOVEMENTS OF EMDEN DOUBT AS TO ARRANGEMENTS Press Association, WELLINGTON, Friday. The Mayor of Auckland, Mr. G. Baildon, who is An Wellington, had a meeting* today with the German Consul, Mr. W. Penseler, from which it transpired that the official advice of the forthcoming visit of the German cruiser Emden, which the consul sent to Mr. Baildon, had never reached him. As a result the consul was left in doubt as to the attitude which the Auckland City Council would take up when the Emden arrived. The position is now satisfactorily cleared up. The Minister of Internal Affairs, the lion. 3?. A. de la Perrelle, will make a special trip to Auckland to represent the Government at the ceremonies attendant upon the Emden’s arrival. Mr. de. la Perrelle will, on behalf of the State, exchange courtesy calls with the captain of the vessel.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 690, 15 June 1929, Page 1
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