HIS EXCELLENCY.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4046, 24 February 1892, Page 2

HIS EXCELLENCY.

AuoKfjAup, February «» ExtepslyV preparations; haye made for the farpwell dempnspratjqn in honor of Lord and Lady Onslow, who leave tomorrow by the Marafoa for Sydney. A luncheon is to be given in the afternoon'at the Choral Hall, and a procession, in wliiob all the local bodies will take part, will afterwards be formed to the wharf. ~ A great number of yachts and sailing boats are 10 accompany tjie Marajoa M of the ba'tljbur". "T|)e"!3oVora(jc and Countess of Onslow gave a farp« well reception at Government House, at which 300 people were present. The Countess of Jersey, Countess of Galloway, and Captain" Leigh, A.D.O, to Lord Jersey, arrived to-day from Rotorua, and will leave to mor> - row for Sydney, . ■>■. ■■[ In acknowledging a letter from Mr "**&*• Maloqlm Niooj b|d|pg farewell to ■'*:■ '.■'; Lord and My Onslow onbjh'alf of the Masons of New Zealand Constitution, His Excellency stated sflfiessjpp of tbospwljo eptaoMed '* themselves under a CQnstitqpj l v pther than that of the Grand Lodges of the United Kingdom, and tha oonseiuentill-feelingwhiebitaroused, have been matters' hJm, iis an Ofc of the Grand Lodge, no littlepain, andthat#»|esp(j '; to England be would urge the Giaiiil ; '•■. ■'• ! Lodge of England tojake; Such atept -JC iw may be inosfc'cbnduoive to" ft re« ■ > ■ Btoration of • that amity whioh should ■:; .-V? characterise. Mbsodb all;over'M' ; : .£l |^orld.^ v ; always 'to give: assistance >tq;- the.Masbns [New that end,; . ■ : ; -V^IJI