, 1913-04-02

new up alOuSSlu0 the w nafI, II. H.. the GOV-
ernor aud Lady Hayes Sadler, attended by
the Chief Justice, the Colonial Secretary
and the Governors A~ide-de-Camp, proceeded
on board to welcome Her Highness and
escort her on shore. At the foot of the
ladder Her Highness was presented with a
bouquet and basket of flowers by the chill
dren of st. Georges. The Governor, adj
dressing Her Highness, rendered a most
hearty and loyal welcome on behalf of the
Executive and Legislative Councils and
all classes of the community on Her
Highness' landing in the colony, and re-
ferred to the very great pie sure and
high honour Her HIhhness' auSpicious
visit had conferred on Grenada. His Ex-
celIeDcy then presented to Her Highness
the members of the Executive and Legislative
Councils and their ladies, who were grouped
in front Of a canopy handsomely decorated
and carpeted, which had beer erected on
the wharf, where a large number of ladies and
gentlemen were gathered to witness the al
rival.
A guard Of honour of the Grenada Vol
unteers, the Cadet Corps of The Boys Second
airy School and the Boys Scouts, under the
command of Captain Singer, presented
arms, the band playing "God save the
King"
liz oONSIuOI uShGu Il6I lLiSuuGSS pei
mission for the presentation Of an address
by the Municipal bodies, and assured Her
Highness that her sentiments expressed
would be echoed in the hearts and voices
of the inhabitants.
After receiving the address Her High
ness replied as follows: Il beg to ex-
tend my most sincere thanks TO you,
the people Of Grenada, for the beautiful
words Of welcome contained in this address,
which has so kindly been given me through
your representative, and for the cOrdiaIity and
enthusiasm, with which [ have been received.
| can assure you that it lis a very great plea
sure to me to be among YOU. In passing
here on my way to st. Vincent the brief
%glimpses of the wonderful scenery of Gre
NADIA impressed me deeply, and it is indeed a
great happiness to be brought INTO closer
touch with this beautiful island. With refer
ence to the allusion to the King, | shall not
fail to express to His Majesty the grateful
thanks and the many tokens of loyalty with
which his message to the West Indies hos
been received. His Majesty is not unmind-
full of the interests of his subjects in these
parts he bears you close to his heart, and
ever remembers with pleasure the happy
days he spent in West Indian waters, and [
Know he will rejoice to hear from me of vour
H'Sho iCSHA'J " lno ICIpOh anu LIS LlIOl6.
] thank you once more for your kindness,
and tie lovely decorations, which l fully APP
preciate."
Her Highness then took her departure
for Government House, escorted by mounted
volunteers, amidst resounding cheers and
ringing of bells. The Wharf and streets
were brilliantly decorated, and lined with
school children.
New York, April 1st.
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