THE ROYAL TOUR.
SYDNEY, July. 10. The Premier (Hon John See) has re* ceived a letter from the Duke of Cornwall, thanking him for his present of copies of official papers and books deal* ing with Captain Cook’s voyages. His Bnyal Highness adds—“l shall always retain the pleasantest recollections of my second visit to. New South Waleß ‘ ADLAIDE, July 10. N The Duke of Cornwall suffered from severe toothache while driving in the procession, and subsequently obtained the services of a dentist. Much disappointment was felt, at the Ophit and the escorting warships not coining up the river as arranged. This prevented several of the English pressmen from being present at the reception. , The cruisers St. George and Juno have proceeded to Albany to coal, most of the English journalists accompanying them. ■
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4405, 11 July 1901, Page 5
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