PRINCE OF WALES
.;' MESSAGE. TQ HONOLULU. t '-Tubriiita. and N.Z-_.Cable Association. iKeceivei "September 3, 7.55 p.m.) HONOLULU, September 2. ' The Prince of Wale 3 issued a mes*sage to the Honolulu Press before leaving, expressing his thanks for the kind welcome and the generous hospitality given by the Governor and - everyone. Tho Prince added: "I al- • ways feel harjpy amongst Americans, • because- American life appeals - to me - greatly, and I- have* many American • Friends,* especially since my short visit to the United States last year. I ■' thank the Governor and everyone for allowing me to make my stay entirely private and free from ceremony. I ' thank all concerned for the hospitality • shown to tho Renown's men, and am, ' delighted to find you are, all keen ; sports:' ' I congratulate my friend, ' Duke' Eahanamoku and other, Hawaiian swimmers, who have been keeping I up the great swimming reputation'of • Honolulu in the Olympic games."
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10686, 4 September 1920, Page 8
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