THE CORONATION.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 232, 6 February 1911, Page 5

THE CORONATION.

AUSTRALIAN CELEBRATIONS. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. Sydney, February 4. A scheme is being considered for illuminating and decorating public buildings for the coronation. Melbourne, February 4. Mr. Batchelor has returned, and discussed coronation matters with Mr. Fisher. Mr. Fisher is not prepared to say whether Australia should follow New Zealand's example in erecting an arch on the coronation route. Several schemes are already under consideration for advertising Australia at the (pronation festivities. Referring to resolutions passed at the Labor Conference against Minsiters and members attending the coronation before any referenda votes are taken, Mr. Fisher pointed out that the main reason for leaving early was in order to reach London in time for the Imperial Conference. WESTRALIAN REPRESENTATION. Perth, February 4. The Assembly passed an item of £ISOO to cover the expenses of the Premier's representation of the State at the coronation. The Leader of the Opposition approved the Premier's mission. AN INDIAN CONTINGENT. London, February 4. The King has approved a contingent of 500, including servants, to represent every unit of the Indian army at the Coronation.