LATEST BULLETIN
(Australian Press Association.—United Sorvico)
(Received 9th January, noon.) / LONDON, Bth January
A bulletin states that the King had a quiet day. 11 is condition remains unchanged. The next bulletin will he issued tomorrow evening.
AUTHOR IT A TIVI- ST ATEM EN T
(Received 9th January, 12.55 p.m.) LONDON, Bth January.
Although the bulletin reports no change and no- improvement since Sunday,'it is authoritatively learned that the King’s condition is satisfactory. Throughout the day a feeling of hopefulness continued at the Palace. It must, he remembered that progress is such that it cannot satisfactorily be measured daily: it should be measured rather week by week. The fact that there is only one bulletin daily is another good sign. Dr. Howitt and Dr. Woods applied rays to-night.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIII, 9 January 1929, Page 5
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