KING’S MOVE CANCELLED
RAY TREATMENT REQUIRED DOCTORS ISSUE BULLETIN NO OCCASION FOR ALARM: By Telegraph—Press Assn. —Copyright. Australian Press Association. Received July 9, 12.30 a.m. London, July 8. The King's journey to Sandringham has been cancelled. The doctors are satisfied there is no cause for alarm. The King has no rise in temperature and is not confined to bed. A bulletin issued from Buckingham Palace states that Hia Majesty was not fatigued as the result of attending the ceremony of thanksgiving. Though his general health is good, the condition of sinus in the right chest has not made satisfactory progress. In order that he may gain the assistance of further ray examination His Majesty’s departure for Sandringham has been postponed for a short period. The bulletin was signed by four doctors.
All arrangements had been made for the journey and the Royal servants were actually at the station when the journey was cancelled. Lord Dawson called last night and Drs. Hewitt and Rigby today joined Dr. Martyn, who is staying at the Palace.
When the news was rumoured a crowd gathered to await the bulletin.
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Taranaki Daily News, 9 July 1929, Page 9
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