KING’S HEALTH
QU JET LY PROGRESSTNG
(British Official Wireless.)
Rl-GBY, Feb. 25
It is officially stated at Craigwell House this morning that the King bad passed a good night. The weather was dull at Bognor. this morning, while the threat of. more rain and a cold wind made it inadvisable to open the windows of the King’s room. The King’s progress towards recovery is such that lie is now able gradually to take up once more the close study of domestic and international affairs, which he had relinquished for so long, 110 also reads newspapers to some extent, but the danger of over fatigue has always to be guarded against. It is officially announced that the King passed a good day. His ' Majesty sat up for some time in a chair, and talked with Rrincess Mary. avlio paid him a visit, and Princess Helena Victoria.
THE KING’S PROGRESS
LONDON, Fob. 20
The “Daily Mail” says the King provided a welcome surprise as the surest evidence of his progress, by signing a tribute to the Air Force, indicating bis keen appreciation of recent events. He is now reading newspapers and studying summaries of important Empire and International happenings which' l ill's staff has prepared in order to complete his knoledge of affairs, at present lacking, owing to his illness.
The Queen, when shopping at Bognor. was accompanied by Princess Mary and visited Woohvorth’s threepenny and sixpenny store. She spent twenty minutes inspecting the counters and talking with the girl assistants. She nought numerous articles, including several detective stories which she is presenting to the bazaars.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 February 1929, Page 5
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