PRINCE OF WALES
WITH THE PERUVIANS. THH PRINCE SPEAKS SPANISH. 'United PreSo Association—By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) (Received 10.55 a.ni.) LIMA. (Bern). Feb. 11. The Brinec of Wales and Brince George arrived this morning from Call-o.i. and were welcomed by the •Mayor who presented them with the Ireedoni oi the city. t ommeniorative medals, and parchments. The Brim e of Wales responded in Spanish. The ovation here was a i\ petition of that at Gallon. The Army hand played “God Save the King.” Thousands cheered as the In others marched up the steps of the City Hall between ranks of picked troops. “I’m not accustomed to making speeches in Spanish, hut I want to tell you my brother and 1 am very grateful for the welcome. AYo are honoured by the medals you have- given us. When emotion is strong, you know speech must be short,” the Prince said. THE PRINCE AT CALLOA. LONDON, February 11. A message from Cnlloa (Peru) states the Oropesa arrived this morning, escorted by two Peruvian warships, in honor of the Prince of Wales’ visit.
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 February 1931, Page 5
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