PRINCESS’ SERVANTS.
Princess Mary, we are told, is endeavouring to find new situations for those of her domestic staff who will no longer be required through the closing of Chesterfield House (states a London exchange). Several of these are likely to pass presently into the service of the Duke and Duchess of York at their new home at Royal Lodge in Windsor Park.
Princess Mary’s friends are also coming to her assistance here, so that it would seem that presently all these servants will have been lound employment.
Servants who have been in a Royal household are always eagerly sought after, since the soundness of their training is regarded as being beyond question. Princess Mary’s arrangements for taking possession of her new home in Green Street, Mayfair, are well advanced.
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Waikato Times, Volume 111, Issue 18652, 2 June 1932, Page 5
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