ROYAL VISITOR.

Taranaki Daily News, 23 April 1920, Page 4

ROYAL VISITOR.

THE PRINCE ARRIVES TO-MORIIOW, AUCKLAND'S WELCOME, (By Telegraph—Special to Kewa,); Auckland, Last Night. As the Renown will arrive later thafl was expected on Saturday morning gome rearrangement of the programme of Auckland's welcome haß been necessary, and everything will apparently be gone* what later than at first iked. Ike rearranged programme lias been cabled to the Prince's Chief-of-Staff, and a reply will not be through before .tomorrow.

As far as is known, the Renown will arrive at half-past ten on Saturday n.orning, and berths immediately at Queen's Wharf. The Governor-General gees on board at 11.45, and the Prince lands at 1215. On the wharf, the chairman of the Harbor Board is pre* sented to His Highness, and at the city boundary (at tho head of the wharf), the Mayor will ibe presented. Tho Royal visitor then drives stfahjnt to Government House to return the of the Governor. The Prince then r*J turns to the wharf, where the Harbcf Board's address will be- handed to him. From the wharf the Prince drives to the Town Hall to receive the civic address, and then he drives back to Government House.

POLITICAL AND MILITARY PRISONERS. AN AMNESTY ASKED FOR, By Telegraph.—Press Association. Greymouth, Last Night. Mr. Massey, in reply, to Mr. Holland, M.P., as to whether an amnesty could be granted military and political prison? ers on the occasion of the visit Of the Prince of Wales, wires that he is placing the matter before Cabinet for consider** tion. ;