LATER CABLES.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 23 June 1911, Page 2

LATER CABLES.

COMPLETION O.K 'HIE CEREIMONY. THE NEW.'S MADE PUBLIC. UNBOUNDED EINTHU'S IA SM. THE CO 110 NATION SERMON. (Received June 23. 10.40 a.m.) LO N DON. Tli u.rs.d ay. Tho lurcmony of crowning took place at, 12.37 p.to., and -an official." from West minster Abbey announced tho nous >n I lie -streets. Jt spread quickly. an<j was received with loud cheering everv where, the crowds singing tho Nationa' Anthem. (Jims fired .salutes at tho Tower of London and in Hyde Park. The Coronation sermon was taken from Luke, chap, xxi.i. verse 27 v "1 am among yon as he that serveth." J)) - . Lang said': Tho KTug is sent to- ibe tho leader of thfc people in the service of Cod and ma.n. From God's, altar Jio receives his rule. Wo pray that strong trust in Cod will keep him faithful to Cod's great trust in him as King among the people of the Homeland, the multitudes in India, and the strong young nations overseas; but he is raised above private and local interest to unite all in one. fellowship of common; memories, ideals .and sacrifices."

The return, journey a f tor the. Corona - lion commenced in sunshine amid' most intense enthusiasm. The Kin.g" and Queen wore their c.rowns. NEW ZEA.LAN'DERS IN THE ABBEY. (Received- June 23, 8.5 a.m.) LONDON, Thursday. The following- New Zea landers with their families were allotted' seats in Westminster Abbey: The. Primate and Airs. Nevill, Messrs Turnbul.l and SVerret, Sir Cha.rles an-d Lady Bowon, Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes, Sir Janit&s a.n-d L-ady .MilLs. Messrs Smith, Rutherford. Kirker. Moss Davis. Sir Wm. HallJanes. Lady Stout, Mefd'am-es Seddoii. Collins, Perry. R.hodes. senr., and; also a large number of representative visitii>g Australians.