PRINCE OF WALES

Southland Times, Issue 18858, 25 June 1920, Page 5

PRINCE OF WALES

THE CHILDREN'S DEMONSTRATION. VISIT TO SOUTH' AUSTRALIA. (By Tclegrxph.—Press Assn.—Copyright.) (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) SYDNEY, June 24. The Prince of Wales greatly appreciated tin' school children's display, at which lOO.(Klil were present. He dc.-ued ids thanks to lie conveyed to the teachers and children. He will leave Sydney quietly on Friday night for Albury, and thence goes to AdeI lanle and Hobart, returning to Sydney en j route to Brisbane on July 24. 3'he Prince received Barry and Felton, the scullers. He regretted Ids inal.-ility to witness the race. DEPARTURE FOR NEWCASTLE. SYDNEY, June 24. (Received June 24, 10.30 p.m.) The Prince has left for Toronto, a watering place 17 miles south of Newcastle, where he stays the night, proceeding to Newcastle to-morrow. lie stopped at Parramatta ami Windsor en route, and was received enthusiastically. THE PRINCE'S BIRTHDAY. CONGRATULATIONS FROM NEW ZEALAND. (Per United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, June 24. The Governor-General sent the following telegram to the Prince of Wales on the j occasion of his Royal Highness’ bir.h.day j (June 2.3; "On behalf of the Government (and people of New Zealand, t desire to runj vey to Vour Royal Highness our respectful j congratulations on your birthday, j (Signed) "Ll\ ERPOUL.” | His Excellency has received a reply as i follows "Please express to the Govern- ! nient and people of New Zealand my very : best thanks for their birthday congratulation-, which 1 much appreciate. j (Signed) "EDWARD P.”