INDIA'S LOYALTY
DISPUTED AT PRINCFS VISIT.
WEALTH OF AFFECTION. <By Cable.—Press Association.—CVyprrigM.) {Received 8.30 a.m.) LONDON, Novemb?r 25 nic Governor of Bombay cabled to the Secretary of State for 'india, Mr. E. Montage, describing the enthusiastic reception accorded to the Prince of Wales throughout his stay. Over 200,000 attended his arrival, and the chair used in the ceremony at Poona was the object of special veneration, the crowd pouring in throughotit the afternoon to do reverence thereto. The cajpet on which the Prince stood was later torn to shreds as relica of his visit. The enthusiasm at the racecourse was unsurpassable. The Governor adds: "Even those doubting the warmth of the reception awaiting the Prince were astounded at the wealth of loyal affection. Every day demonstrated the immense popularity the Prince achieved. Gandhi's propaganda had the most complete and most final answer one could have dreamed of.' , — (A. and N.Z. Cable.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 282, 26 November 1921, Page 7
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