KING ON UP-GRADE
FINE WEATHER STILL
SUNSHINE AT BOGNOR
British Official Wirelcw Reed. 11.20 a.m. RUGBY, Friday
It was stated at Craigweil House. Bognor, 1 his morning that the King had passed a good night.
The weather in the locality was sunny, with little wind, and early to-day the King was sitting at the open windows enjoying the sunshine and the air.
It is anticipated that the King will remain at Craigweil House for about three months, hut no plans beyond that period have yet been discussed. It was officially stated this evening that the King had had a good day. The sun shone brilliantly throughout the day, and his Majesty spent several hours at his window.
It is understood that the fine spell of weather during the last two days has already had a beneficial effect upon the King’s progress. Princess Mary was expected to visit Craigweil House to-day, but she did not arrive. It was later stated that her Royal Highness was suffering from a slight cold. EARNED A HOLIDAY LORD DAWSON AT CANNES (Australian and N.Z. Press Association) Reed. 9.3 a.m. NICE, Friday. The King’s physician, Lord Dawson of Penn, is enjoying a short holiday at Cannes, after four months’ continuous attendance on the King, necessitating 200 visits. The fact is regarded as excellent evidence of the King’s convalescence.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 596, 23 February 1929, Page 9
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