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... travelling of stock hazardous. In the past it has been no unusual occurrence for stock to take a year en route from the station Queen,:and or South Australian markets. These dangers and delays will be greatly minimised. if net eompletely avoided. when the bores ...
... Colonel .Charles Gore, and Colonel F. Gore. The King and Queen were represented by Lord Allendale. Others present included Prince., Henry of Baticeberg. Wreaths were sent by, among others, the King and Queen, who also sent a message of sympathy, in which they ...
... MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, March 11. Queen Alexandra, accompanied by the Grand Duchene George of Russia and the Planeees Victoria. visited the British Red Cross Society Y.A.D. Auxiliary Hospital (the Michie Hospital), at 184, Queen's-gate, S.W., this afternoon ...
... It. The Grand George of arrived at Marlborough House to-day on a vlzit to Queen Alexandra. Her Majesty, accompanied by the Grand Duchess George of Russia and the Printess Victoria, visited the Institute cf Painter; in Water-Colouri, 'Piccadilly, afternoon ...
... BRITISH WOMEN IN BRUSSELS. The London Committee of the Queen Victoria Institute in Brussels state that the institute is still open and of much use and comfort to poor BriCol women. Several girls go there daily for meals, and advice, and assistance. There ...
... Chapels Royal and domestio chaplain). Queen Alexandra. Queen Amelia, and Prin. cess Victoria visited their Majesties and mained to luncheon. MARLBOROUGH HOUSE. March IL Queen Aleimndra, accompanied by the Prin. cess Victoria, and attended by ...
... and Queen, Queen Alexandra, Princess Victoria, the Char of Russia, the Eraprees of Russia, the Dowager Empress of Russia. the Princesses Nina and Aenia ci hussia, the Grand Duke George of Russia, and Princess Margaret of Denmark. Princess Victoria—who ...
... .tend. wbere high pros are obtainable; seating for 400; the theatre Is at prevent well patronise°. and shows good return. QUEEN'S HALL PICTURE THEATRE, HIGH-STREAM. POCK/Lll , l, sold aa • concern; s,tuated in an escollent position. sod • capable of ...
... Captain the Hon. Victor Stanley, R.N. (aide-ch.-camp to his Majesty) bad the lionpur of being received by the King. The King and Queen, attended by the Osuntess of Minto and Commander Sir Charles cust, Bart., R.N., visited the Star and Garter Home for Disabled ...
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... il&rch .5. es shore.—Parth etc, of v. l`sicor, Stanbury, and Co., tolkitorr. 18. Lt..; in of tb: AueLioasers. 41.42. Queen Victoria. Karel, Lt.. sad WestcliLoscrles. ...
... BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Incorporated 29th Jay, 1861. Bankers to the Govern LONDON OFFICE t 1, QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, LONDON, E.G. A CTHORIAED CAPITA £5,500,000 st - RCRIRED CAPITAL. Your pet Cent. Guaranteed Stork - £1,500,000 . Preference Shares tented ...