HEALTH OF KING GEOR

Taranaki Daily News, 10 July 1929, Page 9

HEALTH OF KING GEOR

GENERAL CONDITION GO( — AFFECTION PURELY LOCAL C DAY SPENT IN THE GARDE By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright. Australian Press Association. London, July 8 The King's new trouble is men local, but has necessitated the po ponement of his trip to Sandringlu and consequent public anxiety. The Prince of Wales arrived ,at 1 Palace at 12.30 to make inquiries abc his father’s health and received a assuring report. The King is not confined to bed a his general health continues to be got The doctors made an X-ray exai ination this afternoon in order to asßu themselves that there was no change the development of the abscess. A; There is no likelihood of a bullet after the X-ray examination, as.t King’s condition does not warrant flin a step.

lhe King’s X-ray examination w: decided upon following a visit to Buel ingham Palace last night by ' Loi Dawson of Penn. It took place th afternoon and it was officially state this evening that X-ray photographs < the sinus in his Majesty’s right ehei were taken this afternoon and 'will I examined during the next 24 hours. * The consultation during which. ,-ti X-ray photographs were taken laste an hour and a-quarter and was attendc by Dr. Graham Hodgson (radiologist Lord Dawson, Sir Hugh Rigby, Sir Star ley Hewett and Dr. Martyn, the King’ Windsor physician, who is staying a the palace. ■. y It is stated officially that the Kin spent practically the whole day in th garden. Late to-night he was ■stated t be quite comfortable. It is considered unlikely that Jhi Majesty will move from the Palace fo at least a week. To-morrow the Prince of Wales ,wil hold a full dress official investiture a St. James’ Palace on behalf of th King. .' O? According to present Royal garden party will be held at thi Palace on July 25.