The Coronation.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7315, 7 June 1902, Page 2

The Coronation.

(Per P n . 55 Association.) carry out tbo Fchc-no -vi" , • i expenditure of ilGOa \ ou' £ro°£ no* in sight. Acounni-; ; J,;s£c5 £ c^ vu l* to give a report in a w^-k^ r-ne miUee last night decide ;, -,;..„ ,n 7 Borough Council to vow -,!']! erection of swimimns hath« -- '»'.-,'„. manent memorial'in eom->K-v'i—.'!.:,' "i the Coronation. ""'"" Tiie Council of the local CV.-u.-nf Commerce yesterday decided ■■^•■■C Borough Council to permit tk- C:i--,W to contribute .£3 3s to the o-<- L ',',V .; , illuminatiou of the Boroudi 0^...!, % the forthcoming Coronation ~ri-ie':,:-,--:^"----ia recognition of the|Counci!'= in allowing the Chamber the ;i = c r.f ",]: c Borough premises fonts meetip.;/ Captain Clark, who re=i^;.--i v, appointment as the United StateAi-^l delegate to the Coronation, did' so "]v. cause he would have to pay hi- olT 'r. expenses. ' " " Kin» Lewanika, the Paramount Ci,>'-'" ot Jj;irotselaud (North-Western v^\ desiii), who is going to England for \h<--Ooronation at the Zin^s invitation hplaced the whole of his empire, ■,vh;«U is much larger than Germany.' undVr lititisli protection, and thore i<"no mo-c enlightened chief in Africa. Thou.hi p.i^an and unable to speak En"li^~'l. o always dresses in European clotleV'a^d Ins house, which is built of choice native woods . contains ]■ nglisli furniture. Lunch v often served in his dining-room in European style.