"'ULLO" TO THE QUEEN.
"May the Queon come in?" was the ! question Mr, J. C. Conway, an unem- | ployed lighterman, of Deptford, heard i when he opened his door a few weeks ago. l When ho recovered from his astonishment, he replied, I'm the only ono at homo, and things aren't quite ship-shapo, but . " Oh, that's quite all right," tho Queen assured him. The Queen was vi3ting the Rachol McMillan Col lego, and she had gone to see the block of flats near the college where Mr. Conway lives. Previously the Queen had watched tho children at tho colloge'at work and play. '"Ullol" said little Gracio Lingthorno, who wore a wonderful blue bow for tho occasion, smiling engagingly at tho Queen. Her companion, Florrio Galler, corrected her. ."You mustn't say "Ullo,' " sho admonished, " yon must say ' Hullo.' Mustn't she.?" Florrio appealed to the Queefc,' ,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20602, 28 June 1930, Page 2 (Supplement)
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144"'ULLO" TO THE QUEEN. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20602, 28 June 1930, Page 2 (Supplement)
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