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Greymouth Evening Star, 8 June 1937, Page 2

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| Exhibition of Crowii Jewels wigiOW I? \ JBIIf |kZ* ; *< ♦ / - Above — Britain’s Imperial State Crown, which will be placed on the head of King George VI, at his coro7 nation in Westminster Abbey. It is one of the most prell; cious crowns in existence. In front it bears a Burma ruby as large as a hen’s egg. acquired by the Black Prince in 1367. Below it flames the second largest of the “Stars of 1 Africa." a diamond weighing 310 carats-. The crown ( was made for Queen Victoria in 1838, was enlarged forEdward VII and was reduced in size for George V.< I Exact replicas of the Croivn Jeiv* | e/s, as seen at the Tower of Lon* ? don, are now on exhibition at ■ Harley’s for Seven Days Only. TUESDAY. JUNE 8. to MONDAY. JUNE 14. » • FROM 9.30 a.m. to 5 p,m, DAILY. Catalogues 1 /3. HARLEY’S HIE HOME FURNISHERS, MACKAY ST.