FURTHER VISITS PROBABLE.

Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13316, 17 January 1912, Page 2

FURTHER VISITS PROBABLE.

TIGHTENING THE BONDS OF EMPIRE. [Pkkss Association-—Copyright.] Sydney. Jan 10. The "Daily Telegraph's1' London ■ correspondent says it is generally believed that the King wont to India against ihe. strongly expressed wishes of his Ministers, wtjo. considered that he was running a risk hi view of the many eases of Indian sedition. The King and Queen made light of the danger, believing that no Indian subject would attempt a Royal assassination, . i The King was of opinion that the Empire would tfS much strengthened by occasional visits from th'# reigning monarch to all its greater parts, aud it is understood that His Majesty pressed this view on his advisers. The correspondent adds that he has it upon very high authority that the King and Queen wish to re-yisit Australia, Canada and fcioutli Africa at an early date, and that the tour already has been under consideration.