HEALTH OF THE KING.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19545, 15 February 1929, Page 11

HEALTH OF THE KING.

CHEERFUL PATIENT. ! rats again applied. ftjWlf BP fBESS A&SOCtATZGK —BY tIECTHC L * TM.ftCK.tPB —COPYaiGHT.) I LONDON, February 13. It is officially announced at Craigwell TlouMj Bognor, that the King has bad j » |«od da y» and his Majesty's coadi- ' continues satisfactory. Dr. Hewitt and Dr. Woods, who applied py therapy treatment to his Majesty «t Buckingham Palace, visited Craig«elS House this afternoon and again administered the treatment. Yesterday's sunshine at Bognor has I given place to grey skies and a bleak wind. The King, however, is cheerful, ge is able to read the newspapers. He is now on ordinary diet, and 60 it getting ample nourishment, though he is kept in bed in order to avoid the posilblJity o{ a chill. It is learned that the Queen hopes to go to London nest week to visit the British Industries Fair.—Australian preu Association. NEW YEAR HONOURS LIST. (Received February 14th, 5.5 p.m.) LONDON, February 13. It is stated that the postponed New Year honours list will be issued towards tlie wd of the month. The list will be jbofter than usual.—Australian Press Association. JUNG'S SUITE BEING REDECORATED. (Beceived February 14th, 10.30 p.m.) LONDON, February 14. ♦'The King's suite "at Buckingham Palase is being redecorated during his Kajssty's stay at Bognsr. The bedroom and dressing-room are being papered in a cheerful yellow," says the t '"Daily Sketch," "and the adjoining ;, gtudy in' light gr««n. Vita glass ia ]||,fceiag fitted in all the windows, enabling J ,|5» continuance of the full benefit of fhe sunshine when he returns to London." —Australian Press Association.