THE IMPERIAL TROOPS.
By Telegraph. Press Association.' Copyright Adelaide, Feb. 27. The Imperial troops larked this morning, and with the local forces marched through the principal streets to the Exhibition building, where the luncheon was hold. There were big crowds everywhere. Afterwards the troops took part in the imposing ceremony of proclaiming the King at Victoria Park in the presence of a large and brilliant assemblage. ' The weather was fine, and the day was observed as a general holiday. THE NANCE O’NEILL COMPANY. By Telegraph—Per Press Association. Dunedin, last night. " Call Boy,” in the Star, says that Mr Joe St. Clair, who proceeds to Sydney by the Monowai to-morrow, has accepted a two-years’ engagement' as business manager for Miss Nance O’Neill’s South African and European tour, which begins next August. The Federal Commission. ——*- AFTERNOON SITTING. Per Press Association. —Copyright. . Wellington, last night. The other witnesses examined were generally against Federation. The Commission expects to finish the taking of evidence here to-morrow, and to leave for Auckland on Friday,
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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 50, 28 February 1901, Page 2
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