THE IMPERIAL TROOPS.
ADELAIDE, February 27
The Imperial troops landed in the morning, and, with tlie local forces, marched through the principal streets to the Exhibition Building, where they had luncheon. There were big crowds everywhere. Afterwards the troops took part in an imposing ceremony of proclaiming the King at Victoria Park, in tbe presence of a large and brilliant assemblage. Tbe weather was fine, and the day was observed as a. general holiday.
ADELAIDE, this day
Over thirty thousand people witnessed the proclamation of the King and the review of the troops by Governor Tennyson.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 50, 28 February 1901, Page 5
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