THE FUNERAL

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4405, 28 April 1893, Page 2

THE FUNERAL

Special Train lAtranqements.

Weulinqtoh, Friday, A funeral tram will leave for Wanganui at 7.80 a.m. on Bnad»y, and return the same afternoon, The -Hon Mr Seddcn is endeavouring to arrange with the jUnion Comptaj to pat on a steamer! from the South to connect with tbe train. The ceremonies both here and! at Wanganui will be of a military charaoter. The Appeal Court has been adjourn b3 until Monday in consequence of the the Fremtai |, s death, and ta-d&y all flsgs are halfj matt. Telegrams are pouring in from all over She country of a. most sympathetic kind, from local bodies and prominent men of all shades of opinion. "With respect ta'the political aspect and changes likely to be brought about by tha Premier's death, in the Cabii net, the first intimation will of course oome from His Excellency, but it is understood there j trill be nothing to report *,ili after the funeral.

[By Telegraph.—Press Association], ! Nelsoh, Friday. On account of the death of the Premier, Judge Kenny adjourned the District Court. All the lings in the totm aire at half mast. ' Aucxlahd, Friday.

The. Trades and Labour Council has wired. Mrs Ballance" We ex. press great sympathy for your loss. A statesman, a warm friend, and a gentleman, New Zealand bas to mourc." [

The Knigiita of Labour telegraphed Mm Ballance:—'[ Express sympathy in your bereavement. May the Lord strengths ii jrou in your timeof trouble." Several: Auckland members leave to-day for Wacganui to attend the ftmar&l.--