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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19065, 10 January 1924, Page 4

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—A princess applied for, and was granted, at Dorking Licensing Sessions, the transfer of the license of the Deepdene Mansion Hotel, of which she has become the proprietress. The applicant waa Princess Valentine Nigelada, a Russian subject, whose father {a solicitor explained) had bought the hotel for his daughter, and wished her to acquire a thorough knowledge of the trade. She was a Russian, and, although a princess, had_ become an hotel proprietress. Princess Nigelada told the magistrates that she was not yet naturalised, but hoped to be on an early date. —lt would seem that the cheapest place to live is Belgium. Hotel and pension charges are certainly much lower than in Italy. At Brussels the costs lop the upkeep of a home are 50 per cent, less than in England. The most expensive seat at the opera house at Brussels—Le Theatre de la Monnaie—does not exceed IS francs, equivalent at the present rate of exchange to about 3s. Swans sing before they die. And wouldn’t life be brighter for a lot of us if soma people died before they sang? Three Wellingtonians, after a tiring day’s sightseeing in Auckland, adjourned to the hotel bathroom and obtained great relief by nibbing Q-TOL /uto their feel muscles.—Advt. *