ROYAL CRUISE.

Grey River Argus, 11 January 1927, Page 5

ROYAL CRUISE.

SUNDAY’S REPORT. Heavy Seas Expected. (Received January 10 at 9.50 p.m. > LONDON, January 9. A sp« - ial message from H.YI.S. “Renown” on Sunday states: “Though i con. i lerable time is being devoted to exercising and recreation, the Duke of York and the Earl of Cavan (who is steadily improving) have daily lengthy conferences with the staff regarding the details of the shore arrangements awaiting them :it the various points of call, and especially with reference t • the interesting itineraries prepared for them in New Zealand and Ausi “Continuous telegrams are passing, and Hie benefit of the direct wireless installation, which is now functioning more satisfactorily, is daily manifest. “To-day passed as a normal Sunday. After “Divisions,” the Duke of York inspected the port side of the -hip, visiting the bakeries, galleys and 1 “The Duke and Duchess of York j : 1 tended divine service, and they after- - wards together visited the compass . ■' and the ehart. i Louse, wl.-. r - tl. ir -ieeping apartments will be in the tropics, and other parts lof 11n 1 ship. ' “To-night, reports received from Las j Palmas, where there is a heavy swell now running, indicate the possibility ! t»f the whole pro. iamine ashore being abandoned, owing to the risk of laiuiing in small boats. The squash rackets court is now fullv occupied. The Duke of York has t daved several games, as well as tho staff ami the ship’s officers.” I