THE COMMONWEALTH CELEBRATIONS.
SYDNEY, this day,
The North German Lloyds placed the mammoth liner Grosser Kurffurst at the disposal of the Government for the reception of 100 distinguished guests, the company to treat the guests as their own. The Government accepted the offer. Mr. C. P. Layard, Attorney-General for Ceylon, represents that colony. One hundred West Australian troops will come over in the Britannia., j"
LONDON, Dec. 7. 'The Britannia, with the Federal Contingent, leaves Melbourne on January 12th, and reaches Hobart.on the 14th, sails on the 1-th, touches at Albany on.the 21st, and: reaches Southampton on February"2l. . „ •
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 292, 8 December 1900, Page 4
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