THE QUEEN'S KINDNESS.
A DYING GIRL'S REQUEST
By Telegraph—Press Association.—
London, June 3. Touched by the appeal of a dying consumptive girl who was unknown to the Queen, to visit her, on the ground that she had never been able to see Her Majesty, Queen Alexandra carried a bouquet to the girl at St. Luke's Hospital, Bayswatei, and shook hands with and comforted the patient.
Her Majesty also distributed roses among other patients at the institution.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13768, 5 June 1908, Page 5
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