THE PRINCE OF WALES.

Taranaki Daily News, 24 February 1920, Page 5

THE PRINCE OF WALES.

JOPSnALISTS ON THE RENOWN. Br Triumph.—Press Aula - Copn IgM. London, Feb. 18. As the result of the re-arrangement of bertha and the excluding of cinema operators, accommodation on the Renown has now been provided for six journalists. The berths will shortly be allotted, probably to Reuter, joint representatives of The Times and the Daily Mail; Morning Poit and the Express; and the Daily Telegraph probably with the Chronicle. . l Colonel L. C. Amory (Under-Secretary for the Colonies) will entertain the Prince of Wale 3 at lunch on March 2, providing an opportunity for the discission of Australian and New Zealand matters with Mr. Fisher, Sir Thomas Mackenzie and the Agents-General." DtJNEDIN ARRANGEMENTS. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Dunedin, Last Night. The dates of the Forbury Park Trotting Club's meeting have been altered to fit in with the visit of the Prince of Wale*. The Otago Winter Show will probably be held during the same week. THE RACING CONTROVERSY. •■ . ■ Christchurch, Last Night. /he Mayor received the following telegram to-day from Sir Francis Bell: "I see no reason to alter the view expressed in nry telegram of Friday, in which I made • it clear there was not yet an absolute decision against a second day's racing, but that the Government would not agree to substitute trotting for gallops at Christchurch if there is only one day's racing. The sole question is whether two afternoon* racing at Christchurch should be in the programme. I know nothing of hints |r* ii an alleged promise."