SPORTING PRINCE
GETS FIRST PIG. F’A AIOUS LANCERS REA I FIAVFID. i Electric leiegrap.i- Press Association Copyright. I (Australian-N.Z. Cable Association.) ( Received this day. at 10.30 a.m.) Delhi, November 30 The Prince’s party, in the early morning before daylight, left Jodhpur on a, pig-sticking expedition, five mules out. They wore accompanied l»y Maharaja and other notables and a number of ladies. **-L?od si ort was enjoyed and tlie pigs were plentiful. Iho Prince ol AA ales made the first kill. Riding down his pig he got a good clear thrust i n a vital spot. Later he accounted for the boar. Sublie reviewed th famous Jodhpur Lancers, vh 0 after distinguished work in France and the Jordan Valley were the la-st Indian troops to leave France. The Prince at night was the guest at a State banquet. Ho null depart to-morrow for Bikanir.
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 2878, 2 December 1921, Page 5
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