KING EDWARD'S ACCESSION.
THE KAISER'S FIELD MARSHALSH V. Received 30, 9 2! a in. London', January 2>. The Kaiser delightedly infoim :d Lwd Salisbury and Earl Roberts of! ;- Marshalship. Lord Salisbury r»pl: d that tho appointment afforded the n;:tion the liveliest gratification. TL.ii Roberts said the Army was higL'y honoured.
The King's accession was proclaitiKd on Saturday in many towns of * ( : Kingdom, the Colonial and ludi i capitals, and in the chief centres. The Duke of Connaught handed t!>o Kaiser a Field Marshal's sword.
King Edward conferred upon th.> Kaiser the Order of the Garter in diamonds, and he also confers the Garter on the German Crown Prince. I
King Edward and the Duke of Connaught visited the Kaiser aboard the Hohenzolern on (Sunday in honour of his birthdty.
"SUPREME LORD OF THE THANBVAAL." (Received 30, 6.23 p.m.) Lohdon, January 29. King Edward was proclaimed with his usual titles at Pretoria, and as Supreme Lerd of the Traßßvaal. Hearty cheera were given.
CROWN PRINCE PRUSSIA. DECORATED. THE KING TO OFBN PARLIAMENT. BeeeiTcd 81,1 a.m. Lohdoh, January 29. The King at Osborne, with much ceremony, invested the drown Prince of Prussia with the Order of the Garter. The Times and Daily News state that King Edward will open Parliament in person.
PROPOSAL TO RAISE CANADA AND AUSTRALIA TO DIGNITY OF KINGDOMS. Receired 31,1 a.m. London, January 29. The Hon. Harold Parsons, Legislative Councillor for Westralia, in a letter to The Times advocat-s the recognition in the King's titles of the Kingdoms of Canada and Australia or raising Canada and Australia to the dignity of Kingdoms on the Imperial
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 26, 31 January 1901, Page 3
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267KING EDWARD'S ACCESSION. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 26, 31 January 1901, Page 3
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