London via Bombay, 2nd July, 10.16 am.
The bulletin of 7 o'clock yesterday evening says that the advancement in the King's condition is maintained. His Majesty's appetite is improving, and the dressing of the wound is less painful. His Majesty is still easily fatigued by the least exertion Reuter.
Later.
The ten o'clock bulletin reports that the King passed another excellent night. His Majesty is making steady progress in all respects. The wound is much less troublesome, and is beginning to heal.—Reuter. 9rd July.
The bulletin says that the same steady progress in the King's condition is maintained. The local pain is less, and the days are passed with greater comfort by His Majesty—Reuter.
Later.
The 10 o'clock bulletin states that the King slept well last night, and nothing occurred tu mar the excellent progress His Majesty is now 4th Fuly.
The bulletin at 7 pin. yesterday states that the King passed a comfortable day, and His Majesty's condition is further improved, the wound giving comparatively little pain.—Reuter.
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