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Harry the court jester: Prince takes on Kiwi kids at scissors, paper, rock and ping pong during a school visit... then splats a photographer on the FOREHEAD with purple paint
Prince Harry kicked off the final leg of his New Zealand tour on Friday morning in soggy Auckland
The 30-year-old met with two former All Blacks players and several wheelchair-bound former rugby players
He spent the morning at Auckland Spinal Rehabilitation Unit as patients completed their rehab
Harry had previously handed out awards to high-achieving students at a school in south Auckland
Harry plonked his hand on Mr Edwards' head leaving him with a bright handprint on his face as the room roared with laughter
Prince Harry was forced to make an outfit change before arriving at the centre after rain poured down and drenched him during an earlier visit to Southern Cross Campus School.
He quickly swapped his professional blue suit for a black jumper so he could continue his official duties during his first day touring Auckland.
Having just been drenched in the rain, Harry walked into the school hall and playfully shook the rain off his blue suit to the delight of students.
Harry took in Maori and Pasifika cultural performances before presenting several awards to high-achieving students.
He then traveled to the Auckland Spinal Rehabilitation Unit at Middlemore Hospital where several wheelchair-bound former rugby players had gathered to meet him.
Harry was met at the hospital by two former All Blacks, Sir Colin Meads and Tane Norton, and veteran hooker Keven Mealamu as patients completed their rehabilitation for the day. The rehabilitation unit is supported by the New Zealand Rugby Foundation.
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