A TYPICAL JELLICOE INCIDENT.
"An incident typical of GovernorGeneral Jellicoe occurred during a recent motoring trip," writes^/ "West Coaster." v • ? . ;.* "Something 'went wrong with., his motor-car, and the chauffeur said he would be stuck up for an hour or 'so;. It was raining.. So the Governor took up' his sackful of lunch and hiked over to a lonesome farmhouse a quarter of a mile away. "He went round to the back door, said he wanted to come m out of the wet, and -had brought his lunch with him, inviting the kiddies m the, house to have, some of his cakes. "His Ex. had a good time playing with the children of the house — he is devoted to youngsters — told tl?e farmer and farmeress that he was the Governor, waved a glad hand — and_returned to the car. No wonder the Viscount wins the Popularity' Stakes!"
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NZ Truth, Issue 985, 11 October 1924, Page 5
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145A TYPICAL JELLICOE INCIDENT. NZ Truth, Issue 985, 11 October 1924, Page 5
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