KING’S HEALTH.
| STEADY IMPROVEMENT CONTINUFS | MOTOR DRIVES IN PROSPECT United Press Association. —By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. RUGBY, March 19. The King passed a good night. The weather was again fine and sunny at Bognor to-day. His Majesty’s position has reached a stage at which the possibility of taking him- for short motor-car rides is contemplated. The King passed a good day, spending the longest period so far out of doors. In his bathchair he was in the grounds of Craigwell House for nearly two hours this morning, and then walked a short distan ec back to the house. Nurse Gordon, of St. Thomas’s Hospital, left Craigwell House to-day on leave. Before she went His Majesty get son ally handed her the Royal Red Cross Medal of the Second Class. Only two nurses remain, in attendance on the King.—(British Official Wireless.)
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Wairarapa Age, 21 March 1929, Page 5
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