THE KING’S REST.
ENDING THIS WEEK. (British Official Wireless.) RUGBY, June 24. The King is expected to return to London from Sandringham toward the end of the week. In the meantime the Queen will return to-morrow to hold alone the third and fourth Courts on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. THE SECOND COURT. NEW ZEALANDERS HONOURED. LONDON, June 25. The following New Zealanders were presented to Her Majesty at the second Court: Mesdames G. IV. Forbes, J. G. Coates, Daniel Riddiford, Charles Miles, Albert Stichbury, Hedloy Bellringer, Neill Rattray, Arthur Shield, Robert Witchers, Frederick Savill, George Smith,“Misses Christine Parr. Helen Montague, Pliillipa Riddiford. Rosamund Riddiford, Nancy Bond. Dorothy Walton, Marjorie Reid. Moya Hempton, Cara Pinckney, Una Pinckney, Lesley James, Eleanoi Rose, Betty Kimbell. Dorothy Unwin, Helen Ching, Letty Levien, Ethel Overtoil, Charlotte Warlnirton (Palmerston North), Diana Smythe, Rose mary Ross, and Dr. Helen Deem. THE THIRD COURT. A COLOURFUL SCENE. Received June 26, 11.45 a.m. LONDON, June 25. Eight hundred guests attended the third Court at Buckingham Palace. The Duke of Kent, in his naval uniform of blue and gold, deputising for the Duke of York, for the first time escorted his mother to the gold Throne on a crimson dais in the white and gold ballroom.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 177, 26 June 1935, Page 7
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