THE CORONATION.
SUBJECTS FOR THE PREMIERS. [PBKSS ASSOCIATION.] MELBOURNE, 11th April. Senator R. E. O'Connor, Vice-Preaident of tho Executive Council, stated in tho Senate that in addition to tho subjects proposed by New Zealand for discu*sion nt ihe Premiers' Coul'eieuce in London, South Africa had proposed thn following subjects : — Naturalisation, the political relations of the Mother Country with the colonies, defence, tho relations of Australia and New Zealand to the Paciilo Islands, and the commercial relations of the Empire. The vote for tho Coronation expenses has passed tho Senate without amendment. (JJX TCtKQBAFH— OWN CORIIESI'ONbItNT.i DUNKDIN, This Day. Otago's section of the Coronation tingent will be made up as follows : — First Contingent — Sorgt. J. Muir, Private K. G. Smith. Second Contingent— Sergt. D. M'Donald. Fourth Contingent— Sergt. A. E. Shalders, Private D. M. Jack,. Private R. Donnelly. Fifth Contingent — Sergeaut-Major J. M'Lcan, Privates L. Monk, F. D. Pellett, D. Haines, and T. R. Buttars.
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Evening Post, Volume LXIII, Issue 87, 12 April 1902, Page 5
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154THE CORONATION. Evening Post, Volume LXIII, Issue 87, 12 April 1902, Page 5
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