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1921 Duke of Connaught lays foundation stone of King George's Dock
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0:34Now PlayingDate: 21st March 1921
Location: India
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Duke of Connaught in India
INDIA: Calcutta:
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Video Roll Title: Duke of connaught in India, 60ft Issue sheet title: DUKE OF CONNAUGHT IN INDIA. HRH LAYS COMMEMORATION STONE OF THE NEW KING GEORGE'S DOCKS IN CALCUTTA.
H. R. H. The Duke of Connaught lays Foundation Stone of King George's Dock, Calcutta.
Docks: Duke of Connaught lays Foundation Stone of King George's Dock Calcutta.
Duke of Connaught lays Foundation Stone of King George's Dock, Calcutta.
commenoration, commencement, King George's Dock
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