THE GRAND DUCHESS.
GOOD IMPRESSION AT DUNEDIN. Dunedin. March 15. The Grand Duchess Princess Ivanovitch. or (to use her more numerous English names), Harriet Rushford Henrietta Southall lu'ler made an unostentatious arrival in Dunedin by the express from the north last evening, and suffered the indignity of having to make a prolonged search lor hotel accommodation. . ■ Fi™ ° r Bl * houses which she tried, were found to have no available accommodation, but at length, rooms were secured by her in a leading city hotel, where she is said to have created a favourable impression, despite the stones of h ecrantricities in the north. One lady with whom she came in contact, described her an a “charming, well ®P“ken lady ” Dunedin society will not have the pleasure of entertaining the duchess for this morning she made a quiet departure by the south express on her way to Queenstown.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 78, 16 March 1923, Page 5
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