THE COMMONWEALTH

Waikato Argus, Volume X, Issue 866, 28 January 1901, Page 2

THE COMMONWEALTH

[IrETUBN OF NEW ZEALAND m VISITORS. il'- 1 [UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION I. . (I (l!V KLKCTKIC TELKOKAPH—COPYRIGHT.) **!i (Received January 27, 8.") p.m.) ,J m Sydney. Jimuury 'id. C lamong the passengers by the West-j ffflnilia, which sailed to-day, were the , lllon. Mr Carroll unci Messrs Graham, 0 SFraser and Field, the last contingent -Oof New Zealand Parliamentary visit ptors. yi Before the vesseljleft, Messrs Lytic 1 land O'Sullivan, representing the Oomv Hmonwealth unci State Governments, Itook farewell of the visitors. r I Mr Lyne, in proposing Mr Carroll's i i health, thanked New Zealand for the -i honour conferred upou them by setul-j -feng representatives to the Federal; 'Pcefebralioiis. Ho hoped the day was, ''lJnot fur distant when New Zealand! 'll would go hand in hand with Fedora-! tl m. ■ Btion. I~js Mr Carroll thanked Mr Lyne for I gibe unbounded hospitality shown and tltlio kindness of the past few weeks, I. i which had done more to foster o| ii I friendly spirit between the Coiumon--1 wealth and New Zealand than anyI I thing else could have accomplished. ' I Mr Fraser also returned thanks. l | Mr Lyne, in proposing the health ;|sof the Huddart-Parker Company, ex- _ the hope that the time would j' ffluot be lcuig when the company would |.ijdo its p:ut iu bringing the two count Kstriiis closer together by fast steamers. 'gjevlnch had been done in the past, aud She could confidently look to the future s§fo effect further improvements. m Air Kendall, on behalf of the comHpauy, suitably responded.