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The Prince of Wales.
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further details. ;LONDON, June 22 - Scenes of enthusiasm were reviewed at Buckingham palace where tens >,f thousands, chiefly women, gathered shouting: “We want our Urmee! Waving a cocked hat from the balcony the Prince responded to the cab the crowd cheering delightfully, and women waving handkerchiefs. 0 King, as a thanks offering for the Prince’s safe return sent five h ’ ,,ld ™ r3 to the London Hospitals appeal. The Duke of Connaught sent a hundred. The King, in a message to the nation said:—“The Queen and I are deeply touched by to-day’s remarkable demonstrations. Our joy in welcoming our .tear son is increased by the affectionate enthusiasm of hi s reception by 'as crowds in th e streets. He lias safely returned to London after h,s responsible tour. I am confident my people share our humble thanks to God on this memorable day.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 June 1922, Page 3
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