Arthur stayed in Wellington for about a week, visiting not only Victoria University of Wellington but also holding a speech for over an hour at Victoria University.
Although the actual impact is unknown, the effectiveness of the speech seemed to be good as evidenced by the awe-inspiring and passionate eyes of the faculty and students of Victoria University of Wellington, as well as the hardworking responses from the university students.
After leaving Wellington, the cars that came with the fleet started to come in handy.
Riding in cars, Arthur headed northwest towards a small town in South Taraki Bay of the Tasman Sea, Opunaki.
This small town is no different from an ordinary fishing town in New Zealand, but it holds special significance for present-day New Zealand and Australasia.
Since the typhoon hit New Zealand on November 8, 1903, the situation in New Zealand and the entire Oceania has undergone a tremendous transformation.
