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Prince William Turns on the Charm in N.Z.

Sunday, July 03, 2005 5:42:04 AM
By RAY LILLEY

Prince William lays a red poppy at the tomb of the unknown warrior following a wreath laying ceremony at New Zealand's National War memorial in Wellington Sunday July 3, 2005 . The visit is the prince's second to New Zealand. ( AP Photo/Pool, Phil Noble) WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) - Britain's Prince William became Prince Charming on Sunday as he undertook the first official duties of his 11-day visit to New Zealand. His first walkabout, after a wreath-laying commemorating the end of WWII, delighted the crowd of about 350 well-wishers, as the young prince wowed teenage girls, middle-aged matrons and grizzled war veterans alike.

"He's certainly a Prince Charming. I wouldn't mind a date if I was a bit younger," said Terese O'Connor, 56. "He's very glamorous and attractive."

As the prince greeted a group of women outside the National War Memorial in the capital, Wellington, 19-year-old Rebecca Kennedy called out, "High five, William!"


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