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Hokitika Guardian, 12 January 1922, Page 1

PRINCESS MARY. LONDON, Jan 10. Princess Mary has consented to receive a wedding gift from the No\' Zealanders resident in Britain, including greenstone, and a cheque for a home charity in which the Princess is interested'. THE BETROTHED PRINCESS. LONDON. Dec. 26. Viscount Lascelles and Princess Mary nov, ndays are familiar habitues of Born! street, Regent street, and' neighbouring.. haunts of fashionable shoppers* fiVey .are frequently together selecting Christinas and wedding gifts. Printers Mary’s partiality for bine and greoiV Stones has prompted- the selection of George 111 diadem of five large sapphires set with brilliants, an Indian carve)? emerald drop embellished with pearli and diamonds, arid two bracelets, one \sfudded with emeralds and diamonds arid the other with sapphires and diamonds. The Princess’s tijjste in btooches is evidori’erid by her choice of several consisting of penfls aiuij diamonds. She follows her mother’s Hiking for snrt'ff boxes, preferably of ilapis lazuli, and has chosen a eonple. i The Qneen a cconi panics. Princess Mary to antique, sliofW proffering the counsel of a connoisseur in the selection of Period fiu-niturie. Viscount I .nacelles himself ns a connoisseur in the matter of antiques, am\l has selected several presents, inciurs Tig fine jade, Heppelwhite furniture, v.nd porcelain China.

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