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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3045, 21 January 1892, Page 2

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AVraath: to pl.iw; on (h; coffin are arriving from all p:irls of Grout Britain and the Continent. The London police have been placed in mourning. The navy will furnish a guard of honour at the funeral.

The Church services will bi: held b-tween two and four p.m. on Wednesday throughout the counhy. All official correspondence is conducted on mourning paper. January 19,

The Queen has unwillingly abandoned the funeral, and has reiterated her entreaties to the Prince and Princess of Wales.

The Agents-General of the colonies have sent a beautiful wreath of white flowers and violets.

The Emperor of China has sant a message of condolence. A detachment of Uhlans and Bluchers will accompany Prince Leopold, who visits England as one of the representatives of the Emperor of Germany at the funeral.

Memorial services will be held on Wednesday in most of the capitals on the Continent. The Emperor of Austria will attend that in Vienna, and in other countries most of 'he Royalties will be represented by proxy. The Prince of Wales announeci that Ik; nnd the Princess of IVales are deeply gratified at the universal sympathy. The Duchess of hi"- mturued the money subscribed in North Iralund, with Primes? .M-ry's thanks.

The villain have b:k:n admitted to inspect the coffin in Siudrin;;lKm Church. Later. Tho Agents-General will attend the service at Westminster Abii^y. The Exchanges, both in London nnd tho provincial to-vns. will ha closed to morrow, and tie warehoused will either close after 2 p.m. or suspend business between 2 mid 1 p.m. Earl Hopetouii, Gover.i >:• of Victoria, has s p nt a wreath. Capetown, Jan uii-y 19. Tho editor of a paper in r >h ■■ linesb -rg, who attacked the la , ; • D'iko of Ciitrcnce, was set upon by Mi" mob and his ejection from the i'lMiisviutl thi-o-iti-ned. Tho windows of his oill ;ii were smashed. (BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN COBRESPOXUKNT). Auckland, Last Night. In the city an I suburbs a large number of shops had shutters on the win lows, and several Queen street establishments displayed broad bands of mourning material. The solicitors' oftii'GS in the city were closed at 1 13.m., as were also all tho wholesale soft goods houses. The vessels in port, the public buildings, and a number of tho warehouses continued to fly flags lKilfinast high. The Broker's' Association decided to close at 1 p.m. as a mark of respect for tho memory of the deceased Duke of Clarence. The Mayor of Auckland cabled to the Agent-ijeneral this morning a rcque.it that his v.'ould cou'.xy Le ihu Piiuce and Pduoess of Wales ihu following message:—" Our citizens express extreme regret at your bereavement.— (Signed)" 31 .v You ov AUCKLAXU." (BY TELEGRAPH.—riSESS ASSOCIATION). Duxedin', Lust Night. For an hour this afternoon there was a general suspension of business in the city, and the church bells were tolled, while the Permanent B Battery of Artillery fired salutes, and flaga were displayed at halfmast ou all the public and principal buildings. Wklltngton, Last Night. All public offices and the insurance offices were closed this afternoon and flags were halfmast high ; but beyond this, nud the closing of the doors of some of the large mercantile establishments, there is very .slight recognition of tho deceased Prince's funeral. Tho Permanent Artillery fired .sixty uiiuute guns from the saluting butterv, commencing at six o'clock tonight.