LORD ON SLOW AT TE AROHA

Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2904, 24 February 1891, Page 2

LORD ON SLOW AT TE AROHA

(UY TKLUGIIAt'H.—OWN UOUKBSI'OXDKN'T). Tk Anoii.\, Monday. His KxCELiiKSUV the Governor, accompanied by his private Secretary, am veil here last'evening, having ridden rj,vor the rin«e from Katikati. This morning the (iovernor was welcomed to Tβ Aroha by the members of the Domain Board, and at the request of the chairman, J. (lawn, hsq., Hin Kxcellency planted a tree in the Domain, in commemoration of his visit. A very lar«e number of tourists and residents assembled fit the Domain, to witness the ceremony. Mr Uavin then intimated that., with His Kxcellency'.s permission, it had lieou resolved to name the No. '-i tlriiikinn •iprinp, "The Lord Onslow Spring," and lin expressed a hope that Lady Onslow would favour Tβ Aroha with a visit, wlieu An. 1 Spring would called after her. L .rd Oualci'w, in reply, said he was \ei-y much pleased with T« Aroha, and that ho and Lady On.-sli'W would pay a vi.sit to Le Aroba at an early date. Amm.Rit those present were, A. C-. Huron, \>,*\-> Herald : Captain Morris, M.L.0., Capt. lWe, KM Napier; and Geo. Wilson, ha\.. Mining Inspector. Three cheers were i<i ten for the Queen, and Lord and Lirly Onslow, and wore again repeated at the railway'station, as the train l»ft.