PRINCESS MARY.
INTENDS TO VISIT AUSTRALIA, j JOURNALISTS AT-' THE PALACE. LONDON, Sept. ,20, ' Ihe Australian journalists visited Windsor Castle to-day, and were shown over the Royal, apartments, the library " and, Chapel Royal, They had tea with - ; the King and Queen anft.Princese -'Mary- 1 V The visitors -ftere delighted with the friendliness of bheiv Royal hosts, who' freely discussed! > the war and postwar ! problems. . , The- Queen showed deep interest m the Labor and social movements, and! expressed the, belief that there , would be great improvements in -tlie ooricjitibns of the workers after trip war, j The numbers of; tho- delegation were' surprised afc't the vivid recollection displayed by the King and the Queen of their visit to Australia m 19Q1, ancl of the places they' visited and the people they met. : ' l l The jourriallstsi joined m an invitation to- Princess Mary to visit Australasia,, and she replied that she 'fully intended to^go after • th'e' \va"r. The journalists were charmed with the* cordiality and simplicity of their reception, j - The King and Queeri, in -the course of; informal - chats, expressed deep admiration for jjthe heroism displayed by the Australasian arid "(South African, troops; and the services tliey had rendered to tho Empire.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14725, 3 October 1918, Page 2
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