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FIFTH TEST MATCH
Australia Make Bad Start
BUT RECOVER AFTER LUNCH
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SYDNEY, Feb. 93.
FUTURE OF NEWFOUNDLAND
Royal Commission Appointed
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(DESTIN WINKLESS SERVICE. Į
Ruby, Feb. 2.
MAYOR CERMAK
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MIAMI, Florida, Feb. 33.
MAYOR Anton Cermak, following
his relapse yesterday, now lies. in a very critical "condition' and' is exhausted. Complications. have set in, resulting from, the wound he received when the Italian, Zangara, attempted to take the life of Pre- sident-Elect Roosevelt, last Thurs- "day.
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AUSTRALIA made disastrous THE Dominions Secretary, Mr. but despite his exhausted state he start in the Fifth Test to-day, J. H. Thomas, anounced in the the authorisation for payment of raised himself long enough to sign Dep. 7.20 ... √ 9.149.47 10.11 11.0812.37 1.04 2.11 1.59 ...
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In the afternoon, McCabe and O'Brien played brightly and staged a partial recovery. At tea the score stood at 183 for 4 wickets, 110 guns having been added.
Fifteen thousand were present in dull, overcast weather to witness the start and there was some on thusiasm when it was learned that | Woodfull had once again won the boss, making the fourth time in the five matches, and; had elected. to bat.
The teams. are:-
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Australia.
Lord Amulres will be the Chair- man, other members being Doctor Magrath, nominated by the Cana- dian Government, and Sir William Stavert, nominated by the Naw foundland Government, with Mr. P. A. Clutterback of the Dominions Office, ns Secretary
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The Royal Commission will asem- ble at Newfoundland early in March and should compete their enquiries in time to enable decisions to be reached and appropriate ar Woodfull, Richardson, Bradman,rangements made before the debt O'Brien, McCabe, Darling, Lee, interest, due on July 1, 1933, Oldfald, Alexander, O'Reilly, Iron-matures." monger.
England.
Jardine, Wyatt, Alloa, Sutcliffs, Hammond, Leyland, Ames, Verity, Pagator, Larwood, Voce.
Richardson was caught by Jar dine off Earwood, the Arst score
BRITAINS NAVAL PROGRAMME
Appearing on the board being No ORDERS FOR 1932 NOT YET Runs, One Wicket.
- The fifth ball of Larwood's first over oured this dismiss snortos
wood was Bostling In
dox off-theory fashion and Richard- Bon was nibbling. He attempted
to out Larwood's fifth ball and was taken in the slips.
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FIRELESS SERVICË. ↑
Rugar, Feb. 2 Voce was bowling over the wio ANSWERING House of Commons ket and Larwood reverted to theQuestions yesterday, the First leg theory in his fifth over.
Lord of the Admiralty, Bir Bolton Eyres-Monsell," said that orders for the shipbuilding programme of 1932 Contracts for hulls and machineries, had not yet been completely placed.
10 Runs in One Over.
Bradman, playing in his first Test Match at Sydney, bored ten runs off Allen's first over and then sent Hammond dashing to the boundary through the covers twice in the same over.
Fifty runs appeared on the board after 02 minutes play, Woodfull being very restrained.
Double Dismissal.
Nine runs later, Larwood wES.
put 20 in place of Voes and with his fifth ball, exploiting the leg. theory, be bowled Woodfull off his pads. Woodfull had made`14 runa in 09 minutes.
In the next over, Larwood bowled Bradman rattling his leg stump Bradman had made 48 runs, obtain ed in 11 minutes. The innings was rather fluky. Bradman was never sure of himself and obtained 'hir runs by unorthodox methods, a mix- ture of brillianty and mediocrity. He hit seven fours."
At the lunch-interval, McCabe and O'Brien had each obtained one run, the board showing 07 for 3.
Splendid Batting.
An effort to retrieve the disas trous start was made by McCabe and O'Brien in the early afternoon, They faced the bowling confidently and scored with remarkable freedom having regard to the position. **
Within an hour of the resump tion they had carried the score to 13%, adding 88 mins to the lunch total.
O'Brien was doing most of the scoring forcing to the on and square cutting. The partnership put on fifty in 40 minutes and O'Brien resched 50 in 84 minutes. After 158 minütei play, the scoreboard showed 150,
Larwood caught O'Brien fielding at squareleg with the total at 169 He hit el runs in 107 minutes, the partnership realising - 90 in 100 minutes, slowing down towards the end.
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approximately the value of £4,500,000 had been placed with, various firms.
Apart from contracts for gun there remained to be ordered the hull mountings and armaments, of the oruiser "Apollo," one des troyer dopot ship, two sloops and three submarines and small craft.
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SEVERE SNOWSTORMS SWEEP OVER BRITAIN
(BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE.]
RUGBY, Feb. 22. MORE snow fell in England yes- ticularly severa in parts of Kent terday, the storm being par- and the North of England.
There are drifta six feet high in Cleveland and South Durham, while some country roads in the North are under two fest of snow,
MR. O. STANLEY'S PROMOTION
MINISTER OF TRANSPORT
(BRITISH WIRKZESS SERVICE.).. Lomory Feb. 2 ME. PJ PIBUS, Minister of Transport, has resigned his post in order to return to Business: Mr. Oliver Stanlay aucceeds Mr Pybus.
(Further cables will be found on page 9.)
DIARY OF LOCAL
EVENTS
TO-DAY
(February: 24).
(II Moon 1st Day).. Anniversaries and Holidays-St. Matthias.
Of these, the "Apollo," two sloops Annual Meeting of China Provi-. and one submarine would be dock-dent Loan & Mortgage Co., Ltd.; yard built. Orders for them would Exchange Building, noon, not be placed before the end of
March.
Asked whether this programme was related to the Government's proposals at Geneva, the First Lord of the Admiralty replied,
"Yes, very precisely."
IN HONG KONG TO-DAY
MILDTM
YESTERDAY'S WEATHER, LEPORT, FORECAST AND REMÀRES, ISSUED `NK: THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY, AT "5.30 P.M., STATED :—
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CONFERENCE.
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Meeting of Kowloon Bowling Club, 5.43 p.m.
Debate at University, 8.30 p.m.
Theatres, Central: "Leap Year." King's: "Forgotten Command- ments.
Queen's: The Lodger," Flying High."
World: Oriental:
Mother and Son.". Star: Men Like These. Majestic The Old Dark House."
Dances.
Tea Dances at Gloucester Build- ing King's Restaurant; and Hong Kong Hotel.:
Dinner Dances at Hong Kong Hotel; King's Restaurant; Penin- sula Hotel; and Gloucester Build- ing
Sports.
Hockey-Mamak: Tournament: Signals. v. Veteran (Marina), 4.10 p... Friendly matches: Hong Kong Hockey Club "A" v. Jat Regiment (King's Park), 5.15 p.m.: Lawn Tenuis-Open Singles: D 8. Greene lu Tak Cheuk; TX A E. Cassumbhoy v. Lai Kwong Toun; Wong Fuk Nain v M.W. Lo Open. Doubles: Chan So and Ho Wai Hing. D. H. Hazell and WE Williams; G. Gamble and CA Wright F. H. Kwok and S. W Liang; Ho Ka Lau and Yew Man Kit. W. · Leonard and -Y-
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