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Sir Arthur replies to speeches at the Church Steps.

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Enthralled by the industry of Lynette Solly as she makes wool mats at the workshop of the Nelson Intellectually Handicapped Children Association, Sir Arthur stops for a closer look. With him is the workshop board chairman, Dr G. C. R. Hay.

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"I know you, " said His Excellency. "You were at the other end a minute ago. " An incident during the waylaying of the Vice-Regal party by Cubs and Scouts at Walter's Bluff.

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Among the Cubs and Scouts.

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Sir Arthur is introduced to the model of the Trafalgar Centre by the May or (Mr Strawbridge).

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Lady Porritt, accompanied by workshop supervisor, Mrs C. V. Pye, stops to watch Diane McKenzie at work in the I.H.C. workshop.

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Another of the range of occupations at the I.H.C. workshop which interested Sir Arthur was the making of breadbaskets. Here he stopped to watch Brian Blocksage spot-welding corners for the baskets.

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In the meantime, Lady Porritt was visiting the wards. Here she chats with Leonard Rowling (Mariri). With her is ward sister, Margaret Campbell.

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Sir Arthur, an eminent surgeon, seemed to relax during his visit to the hospital. Here, on familiar ground, he visited wards and various departments. He spent some time in the physiotherapy department. Here he talks to some of the patients in the warm pool.

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More than layman's interest was shown by Sir Arthur as he was introduced to some interesting X-Ray results by department head Dr James Dore.

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At the Church Steps, Sir Arthur stopped to speak to a parade of ex-servicemen. At left is R.S.A. president, Mr Les Mclvor.

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The scene at the civic reception.

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Their Excellencies wound up this very busy day by meeting the primary and intermediate schoolchildren of Nelson at the intermediate school. Lady Porritt talks to intermediate girls (above left), while Sir Arthur meets boys and girls from the prep classes of Nelson College and the girls' college, and boys of the intermediate school.