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A KOl'-N'l) OK KIiSTKITJKS IN ENGLAND. JIO.N'OHKI) liV. TIIK KINO. (iItEAT -NAVAL KKVIICW. Hcceived June .'l, 11.20 I'-ui. London, June .'I. King Edward has invited Lin- citluniul I'ress delegates tu witness the prMMitnlion of colors to I lie Territorials ut Windsor Castle on the l!Hh inst. The Sew '/eiilund delegates ninviimoiisly decided to appoint .Mr. tjeorge Femvick (editor of tin? Diinediu I inns) chairman, mid -Mr. Douglas (editor ot the Auckland Herald) secretary. King Edward anil (Juet-n Alexandra attended the garden party given by the Prince ami of Willi's ut Miniborough House to the delegates, on the 7th inst. A review will lie held at Spithwul on June, 12th. The review will exclusively comprise warships always fully manned, alwavs in home waters, always fully stoi ■ ed as for action, and always under war training. The Heel will lie anchored in seven lines, occupying IS miles of sea room, and will include 24 battleships, 1(1 armoured cruisers, K other cruisers, 1 scouts, 48 destroyers, 35 submarines, and 'J auxiliaries-
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 109, 4 June 1909, Page 2
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170COLONIAL PRESSMEN. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 109, 4 June 1909, Page 2
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