PRINCE OF WALLES

Timaru Herald, Issue 170301, 21 August 1920, Page 9

PRINCE OF WALLES

FAREWELL B Y Electric Telegraph— Copyright „,, . SYDNEY, on exnre=s« +l,, Hughes's J„rewell the enduring place his p m -,i Highness won i u all JieVts T\, r' " nor-Genem i ;,, '"-aits. J-he GoverconcludeJ <.TI a ,^ SSa S e to t!le &»>«, self to 111 J V"> QCe , him! that the r," 1S Wlth infhlite "gi-et , l , ?. Ue , . Government and Mm] ]? nf Australia bid him good-bye.- P HONOURS CONFERRED. It is unofficially stated tint +i„» Prince conferred tne iSr^ 3 He , nomi JVmght Commander of the Victorian ?vSe L ' e « te^t-Gene ra l Sir BruS Uhate, Rear Admiral Grant. PrV°,T an r el " 0i v £ he Victorian Order, Liigadier-General H. Llovd. Members of the Victorian Order, Mr uoZ -n Seai \ < Sec x to.thc'Preuei s Department), Lienteiiant-Cbio-nel Heritage (Chief Instructor of the fecliool of Musketry). TAX TO BE REFUNDED. When acquainted with the Federal tax on visiting Pressmen with tl ll3 lrinces party, Mr Hughes stated than ho had written to the Pressmen expressing regret, and adding that the payment would be refunded. "GOOD-BYE— SPLICE THE MAIN BRACE." Received S.lo p.m., Au"-. 90th . SYDNEY, Aug. 20. ihe Prince of Wales, in a message of thanks to the Australasian Navv' addea: "May I ask also if the maii.l brace may, be- spliced as an appreciation of their services to me?" The Governor-General in reply stated that directions had been giver to meet the Prince's splicino- wi^li Kinlark, the winner of the Australian Steeplechase, has been presented to the Prince of Wales by hh owner, Mr XialZ (Melbourne).