op. - I have just heard (writes a corres-. pondeut in M.A.P.'M another charming story of the Queen's kind thoughtfulness. j Meldi-nm Glbb. a little South Afri-I can girl, being very anxious to s°e the j Queen whilst on a rp<-.e.nt visit to London.; conceived the idea of writing to her, and thus to make certain of seeing her before leaving once more for her home, in. Africa. The Queen was evidently pleased at the enthusiasm which prompted such an action, and three days later little Mona was rewarded by receiving a telegram from Buckingham Palace telling ! her what time the Queen would be drivj ing out. Her Majesty watched carefully for her little subject from South Africa, and on seeing a lady with two children standing apart from other people, a pink paper fluttering from the smaller girl's hand, she bowed and smiled graciously in their direction. \
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 33, 8 February 1905, Page 10
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