KING’S HEALTH
SUNSHINE AFTER. STORM. (United Press Association—By Electric To I ®, graph—Copyright). LONDON, Fel>. ]l. Tlie King was disturbed at night owing to the high gale in the Channel, otherwise his cotulilion is satisfactory. Members of the houselmld are concerned at tire possible continuance of the cold, as Craigwell House is not designed to withstand such severity. However, the house was bathed in sunshine beforo noon, and tin; sea has calmed down. THE KING’S VERY GOOD DAY. LONDON. Feb. 12. It is officially stated the King had a very good day. ’I his is the lirst time the phrase has liven used. His Majesty was wheeled to the window and spent many hours gazing at the sea.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 February 1929, Page 5
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