. Newfoundland at the beginning of the 20th century : a treatise of history and development . H. R. H. The Duke of Cornwall and York—Prince of H. R. H. The Duchess of Cornwall and York—Princess of Wales. NEWFOUNDLAND. 13 The official landing took place at 11 oclock on Thursdaymorning the 24th instant, their Royal Highnesses being receivedat the landing-stage by His Excellency the Governor, theAdmiral, the Premier and his Cabinet, and the principal officersof Her Majestys ships in port. The first official act of the Duke on landing was to presentSergeant Rendell and Private Foran, two y
. Newfoundland at the beginning of the 20th century : a treatise of history and development . H. R. H. The Duke of Cornwall and York—Prince of H. R. H. The Duchess of Cornwall and York—Princess of Wales. NEWFOUNDLAND. 13 The official landing took place at 11 oclock on Thursdaymorning the 24th instant, their Royal Highnesses being receivedat the landing-stage by His Excellency the Governor, theAdmiral, the Premier and his Cabinet, and the principal officersof Her Majestys ships in port. The first official act of the Duke on landing was to presentSergeant Rendell and Private Foran, two young Newfound-landers, who had recently returned from South Africa, withSouth African war medals. Then the royal visitors, precededby His Excellency the Governor, the Premier, and members ofthe cabinet, drove direct to Government House. On arrivalthere, His Excellency the Governor, the Premier and hisCabinet received them, and then followed the presentation ofthe address of welcome from the people of Newfoundland, bythe Right Hon. Sir William Whiteway, chairman of the receptioncommittee, and the presentation of gifts from the people ofNewfoun
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