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Hokitika Guardian, 1 August 1928, Page 1

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A PRINCE’S 25 ROOMS. LONDON, June 6. Whein 'the orange-turbanned head of the Maharajah of Patiala—reputed to be one of liidia’s wealthiest Princes appeared at the carriage door of the train that 'brought him to London yesterday, the waiting crowd of several, hundreds expected to see a richly clad figure leave the train. Instead they saw a broad, tall, athletic figure dressed in a blue suit, with black shoes and black-and-white striped soft collar. “Hullo” was his greeting to Colonel Sir Arthur Bannerman (A.D.C. to the Secretary for India), who represented :thei Government. Then he leaped from the train with the agility of a first-class cricketer—he played against the M.C.C. team that visited India recently.

He will go to Paris for a few days before beginning his official stay of several weeks. “I may leave on Tnesdnv he told a “Daily Mail” reporter. At the Savoy Hotel— where lie has a suite of 25 rooms in addition to Tho Vac-lie, the country house he lias taken at Chalfont St, Giles Buckinghamshire—his rooms were bright with English flowers. “The Maharajah is quite happy if he is among flowers,”

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