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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 June 1937, Page 2

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Exhibition of Crown Jewels »w9wMßßaßfegM^. , .'< JM! Hfe'v# .' ' JM ,»• w aM| lll ll IWffl i i » i ’’**^^ | Oyj Above—Coronation, or St. Edward’s Crown, with which King George VI. was invested during the Coronation ceremonies in Westminster Abbey. It is of massive gold and so heavy with gems that almost as soon as it is placed on the King’s head it must be removed, remaining on the sovereign only I a few seconds. The crown was made for Charles 11. in 1662 and is usually altered to fit each new King. Exact replicas of the Crown Jewels, as seen at the Tower of London, will be on exhibition at Harleys for Seven Days Only. JUNE 8 to 14 z FROM 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. DAILY. | Catalogues 1 /3. HARLEY’S THE HOME FURNISHERS, MACKAY ST.