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statue to be unveiled by a Member
of the Royal Family.
Consequently,
the only aspect of the matter which
calls for any haste at the present
time is the question whether His
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Majesty will be good enough to
approve the suggestion that the
central point of the centenary
ceremony should be the unveiling
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not proposed to make any final
arrangements at present for the
celebration of the centenary, we
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should be glad if the matter might
be laid before His Majesty, with a
view to obtaining his approval of
the suggestion.
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we should be glad to know whether
His Majesty has any preference about
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