A LOVE MATCH.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 4, Issue 47, 18 June 1915, Page 8

A LOVE MATCH.

1 o Prince as to Princes it was a case of love at first sight. Thus destined ly Fate tor each other, there was no need to test their affection by a long engagement. A quick lietrothal was followed bv ;in early wedding; and one November day, in 1869, the curtain was rung up on one of the most Iteautiful wedded lives in the history of Royalty. hat this gifted and gracious lady has been to her husband and to his subjects, who can adequately say? To both both she has dedicated her life; and by a thousand acts of kindness and devotion she has won Rumania's heart ns effectually as that of her King. -There is, in fact," says one who knows her well, "scarcely a mnn, woman or child in all Pumania who would not bo willing to die for their Queen. She is adored by all classes from Prince to peasant, and almost woixhipped by the poor, the sick and the blind, whoso lot sho has done so much to brighten and alleviate. "