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  3. NEW SOUTH WALES NOTES

    SYDNEY, Friday.— The old age pensions question has assumed a phase which will give keen disappointment to the thousands of persons who are eagerly ...

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  4. THE DUKE AND DUCHESS

    The reception given by the natives of New Zealand to the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York was interestingly picturesque, and deeply impressed their ...

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  5. EMPIRE AND FREEDOM

    Raise now the long [?] For Freedom and for King, Till, from the empyrean, Rich echoes proudly ring. ...

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  7. TWENTY YEARS AGO

    Another anecdote from the authority— who described Prince George as "full of life and fun in a delightfully boyish fashion"— is worth adding: ...

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  8. THE GREAT GEYSER WORKS.

    The steam arose in clouds from Pohutu, who had been showing off too soon, and now died dow[?] in a few spasmodic spurts. But the tiny geysers bubbled ...

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  9. MAORI WATER FEATS.

    The Duke and the Premier (Mr don), with Mr Ward and others, congregated on the bridge that spans the Poeringa stream, an old Maori, with a ...

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  10. "HEAR, O PRICE."

    After the exuberance of the natives was with difficulty silenced, on the arrival of the Royal visitors, the Native Minister mounted the steps of the Grand ...

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  11. VISIT TO CANADA

    The Ott[?]wa correspondent of the To [?] to "Globe," writing writing on March 4, says: It is learned to-night from an official source that the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall ...

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  12. REMARKABLE DANCES.

    Along the muddy roads we drove to the racecourse, where the Maoris were gathered in large numbers, and a crowd of onlookers filled the stands and the ...

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  13. THE DUKE'S REPLY.

    The Duke's reply was as follows: "To the chiefs and tribes of the Isles Aotearoa and Waipounamu. Greeting,— The warm words of welcome which you ...

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  14. A "POI" OF WELCOME.

    First of all, there was a "poi" of welcome to the Duke and Duchess, a leader beginning with the injunction, "Clap, oh! clap your hands, and let them be in ...

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  16. A WAR DANCE.

    Presently the wariors, holding wooden spears in their hands and wearing black waist garments and white singlets, over which were blue sashes, commenced ...

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  17. AT OHINEMUTU.

    Entering the gates of Ohinemutu, the visicors found the warriors of the tribe assembled in all the glory of feather and flax mats, and the girl poi dancers ...

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  18. THE LAST SCENE.

    The final demonstration at Rotorua commenced last Saturday morning. The tribes, as they were marshalled up to perform war dances and hakas, made, ...

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  19. THE DUCHESS IN MAORI RAIMENT.

    After dinner at the Grand Hotel, Rotorua a number of high chiefs visited the Duchess, and presented her with valuable mats and huia feathers. The ...

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  20. ON TO WHAKAREWAREWA.

    The Royal visitors hurried on to Whakarewarewa, the land of the geyser and the boiling springs. Here a pretty po[?] dance by young girls was the first ...

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