KING'S VISIT TO INDIA
A . GREAT SBND-OP*. [By Telegraph.—Press Association.— Copyright. ] LONDON, November 12. The departure of their Majesties for India was marked by an'enthuslastic demonstration. The route was crowded, and they were loudly cheered. Cabinet Ministers, Ambassadors, Sir George Reid, Sir "Wm. -Hall-Jones, and three .hundred notables farewelled the King 'and Queen at Victoria station. . . The steamer Medina, with; their Majesties aboard, left Portsmouth in the afternoon. The fleet at Splthead saluted, and the first division of the Home fleet accompanied the ’steamer down the Channel, providing a find’spectacle. THROUGH THE RED SEA. ; LONDON. Nov. .12. . During tho s.s. Medina’s passage through the Red Sea Turkey has agreed to relight the lights that have been extinguished owing to the war.
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Southland Times, Issue 16889, 14 November 1911, Page 5
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