THE DELHI BURRAR.
THE >TATF. ENTRY. [press assccr.vtiox —coevaicnt.] Delhi. Dec. 8. The Vi.fr;Govenmrs. the Executive Council mid many natives welcomed Their .Majesties at the Delhi station. Troops lined the procession route to the Delhi fort, where the chiefs received Tlieir Majesties. Then the state entry was made tlire-tigh the Delhi gate, the • King riding alone on a bay charger and th** Queen in a State carriage. Tiie iiiix-i’ssion circled the Jama Masjid mosqut.* and tlienee up the Ciiadni Chowk. or Silver street. The guns boomed throughout the dev. At the pavilion on the ridge Mr. J. L. Jenkins, on behalf of 2GO representatives of British India, presented an address before Tlieir Majesties entered the camp. The King replied amid tumultuous enthusiasm, paying tributes to the valued experience <,!’ members of the Legislative Council. British India’s chosen represent at ives.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 300, 9 December 1911, Page 5
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