ROYAL CARD-PLAYERS.
The Prinre of Wales has received a gift nf a wonderful park of cards sent to him hy an intimate friend. They are handpainted npfii ivory, each of the court fards being representative of a famous Royal personage. It would not be wise '" mention the sublets .elected for the Knaves, ' JJ ;»" nl HWy that such a unique \wk will ever he u?od in mi1.1i,.. „ T it will h/> I. i i ™ P UI,| IC; probably niri lk JT W "'"■ , Ml ' «I>. r« ™ ep T;,° n T ,he P'"i«»y«fK,« S ' I"* «;»»»r»«i»w.oii»!,;n,;:;ii i v wonderful work of art Ki.„, f- •, J~™ M.rv aretflAftS "d after the death of King Edward t « qJ e «;^'ve"tothePrin,^thi ss S . 'i'he best card-player of the R uva | l-'an,;i,. » Jbe Duke of York, who de J, " \ auction bridge. c "
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18019, 18 February 1922, Page 4 (Supplement)
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135ROYAL CARD-PLAYERS. New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18019, 18 February 1922, Page 4 (Supplement)
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