Baroda has given the Prince his first glimpse of the splendours of a native state. He was welcomed to-day by the Gaekwar with all the traditional ceremonial of the ...
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Article : 345 wordsThe[?] population was massed at the sides of the main road leading from the station to the palace. It was a bright picture in the morning sunshine. ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Fri 25 Nov 1921, Page 7
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