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England's team, for the Fifth and last Test Match of

season against South Africa, commencing this Saturday at the Oval, has been announced as follows:-

A. W. Carr (Notts) captain,

R. E. S. Wyatt (Warwick).

J. B. Hobbs (Surrey),

11. Sutcliffe (Yorkshire),

W. R. Hammond (Gloucester),

F. E. Woolley (Kent),

M. Leyland (Yorkshire).

L. Ames (Kent),

M. W. Tate (Sussex),

A. P. Freeman (Kent),

E. C. Clark (Northamptonshire).

12th man: J. O'Connor (Essex).

FUNERAL AT HAPPY VALLEY

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YESTERDAY

MANY FRIENDS PRESENT.

The funeral of Mr. J. W. Kew took place yesterday at the Pro- testant Cemetery, Happy Valley. The Rev. H.. Y. Koop officiated at the graveside. There was 13 large concourse of friends present. to pay their last respects to the deceased gentleman.

The chief mourners were Messrs.

BY GOVERNMENT

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ROYAL MESSAGE

HIS MAJESTY'S REFERENCE TO "MEMORABLE ASSEMBLAGE”

BIG REPRESENTATION

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London, Yesterday, The British and foreign repre- santatives of the Scout moventent. who were attending the Jamboree

C. H. W. Kew, George Kew and Drs. wore banqueted by the Government

F.

H. Kew and Irwin Kew in Liverpool yesterday evening, Mr. (brothers), and Messra. A. J. Kew, J. H. Hayes, M.P., Vice-Chamber- A. E. Kew, C. Kew, Harold Kew, lain of the Royal Household, who Henry Kew, and Harry Kew presided, read a message from the (nephewa), and Philip Kim,

Among those present were: The Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall, Dr. Atienza, Messrs. A. A. Alves, Benson, Britto, A. H. Carroll, R. H. Charles,

King in reply to a telegram from Lt. General Lord Baden Powell thanking His Majesty for his hos- pitality and interest in the Scouti movement.

The King trusted that the

As compared with the Fourth *******360059638280*"Memorable assemblage would be

Test, in which England defeated South Africa, the Old Country has made as many as five changes.

With Hobbs fit again; he takes his place for the first time this sea- son. therefore displacing E. H Bowley of Sussex, who has been de- putising as Sutcliffe's partner; Hammond having played in the first three Tests, comes back to the ex- clusion of "Patay" Hendren who took part in the first four; Ames, who was in Chapman's victorious team in Australia but was not cap-

OCCASIONAL RAIN

This morning's weather re- port from the Royal Observa- tory states:

Pressure is highest to the north-east of Hokkaido,

The typhoon has entered the coast on a northerly track and is now situated about 150 miles south of Shanghai.

Forecast:-S.W. winds, mo- derate; cloudy; occasional rain.

strengthened by the ties of comrade- ship uniting the Boy Scouts throughout the world"

Mr. Ramsay MacDonald (the

and Prime Minister)

Mr. A. Henderson (the Secretary for For- eign Affairs) also sent good wishes. Over 40 nations were represented at the banquet.

con-

"Burying the Hatchet" A picturesque cerenny eluded the great Scout Jamboree at Arrowe Park, Birkenhead, when Lord Baden Powell buried the

ped in the Tests, gets a plac BBBBBFSS9FSØE8989A golden hatchet in the earth and dis-}]

to the exclusion of Duckworth; with Maurice Tate no longer a casualty, he returns in place of Geary; and Clark is the fast bowler given a trial instead of Barratt, who is Larwood's colleague in the Notts

Three Days Only

The two amateurs, Carr and Wyatt, only came into the England team in the Fourth Test and they are retained.

8.

tributed golden arrows to the Ezra, leaders of the national contingents, Dunn, A. Edgar Fr Figuereido, Goetz, J. F. Grose, J. as symbols of peace, bidding them Joseph, A. H. Lammert G. Lammert, "Go forth as ambassadors of good-|

Noronha, -J. W. Logan, J. M. Pestonjce, R

J. K. Ruttonjee, U. Rumjahn, will and friendship."-Reuter.

A. G. Sufiad, A. Zimmern, Ho Wing, He Iu, E. Mew- fung. Ho Kom-tong, and Ho Ki.

Floral Tributes Wreaths were sent by:

His loving wife Ruby; his loving brothers, George, Charles, Chad, Fred and Irwin; Maade. and Harry; Naney and Teddy: Harry Lema, Henry. Nells.

And Winnie, Edith, Nors, Muriel; Freddie and Mabel; Rose and Jimmy.

MAILS TRACED

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DUE HERE ON AUGUST. 26

News is now forthcoming from the Fost Office in London in regard to

uails hitherto not traced.

The rubber has been decided. The first two games were left drawn but England won in the Third and Fourth. Accordingly, there is no necessity to play the Oval match to a, definite conclusion. It will be limited (Reuter adds) to three days, Ho, Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Wang as. Reuter points out, through com-

the times being as follow:-

Saturday: 11.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. Monday: 11.00 a.m. to 630 p.m. Tuesday: 11.00 a.m. to 6.30 p.m.

TRAIN AND LORRY

A TEXAS LEVEL-CROSSING

TRAGEDY

FARMER'S AWFUL EXPERIENCE

Dallas, Texas, Yesterday, A train passing a level crossing crashed into a lorry full of picnic- kers returning home from a visit to the Zoo.

Fourteen were killed, only 150 yards from the home of a farmer, Mr. Badgett, who was drawing water from his well. The farmer turned and saw the accident. His wife and seven children-all girls-- are among the dead-Reuter.

The Hon. Dr. R. H. and Mrs. Kotewall; Dr. D. Laing, Dr. S. C.

and

The interruption was due to trouble on the Chinose. Eastern Railway and,

manication with the Far East by the Siberian route was held up.

family: Capt. and Mrs. Campbell; Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Abraham, Mr. and Mrs. Abotser, Miss Grace Abner, Mrs. J. Benson and family and Mrs. posted in London for China and Japan. Mr. and On July 17, 18, and 10 mails were Mrs. G. W

G. W. C. Burnett, Mr. C. Bond,

Mr.

and Mrs. B. R. Branch, These were diverted to the Atlantic- Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bush; Mr. and North American-Pacific route, together Mrs. A. H. Carroll and family, Mr. with other correspondence posted in and Mrs. S. M. Churn, Mre, Capell London up to July 26. The whole of and family, Miss Eva Coyzh, Mr, and this lab will reach Yokohama Mrs. Joseph Gould, Mr. and Mrs. F.

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Gonzales, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Goetz August 19 and Shanghai on August 23 Miss Haywood, Mr. and Mrs. Ho by the "Empress of Asia" (and, in that Kwong and family, Nr. and Mrs. Case, Hong Kong on August 28). G. A. Harriman, Mr. and Mrs. Ho

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JESSOFODEDES8625

The despatch of mails from London

to Japan via Siberia (ie., by the round- about route to Vladivostock) was re- sumed after the sending vis Atlantic on July 26, but, in view of the fact that the service via Vladivostock is available only on one day each week and because the route ia now longer, the Post Office intimates that con- siderable, delay may be expected.

ABUSIVE LANGUAGE

For using most insulting language to an Indian P.C., in Haiphong-road yesterday afternoon, a Chinese feather

Iu, Mr. and Mrs. Ho Ki Mrs. and duster hawker was fined 15 by the- Miss Hopwar, Mrs. Ho Fook, Mrs. Kowloon Magistrate, this morning. S. E. and Miss A. H Ismail, Mr.

E. D.

Mr. and Mrs. Soo Pei-chen, Mr. and

Little Diana's parents were fond of orchestral music. Once before and Mrs. Kim, Mr. and Mrs. 0.

Kitchell, MT: and Mrs. she had been taken to the theatre, Kotewall and family, Mr. and Mrs. and now, for the second time, ake George Lec, Mr. and Mrs. Lau Tak Mrs, M. A. R. Souza, the Tsang was sitting beside her parents, no, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Maher, Miss family: Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Watson, Mrs. Woolley and family. Miss J. waiting for the concert to begin. M. Mooney, and Mrs. R. Wong, M. Xavier and family; the The great orchestra was in position. Nazaric. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Potts, Yu family.

Mr. and

Mestre C. G. Anderson, A. G. B. Pasco, Mr. and Mrs. There was a hush, then a loud burst

F. X. V. Ribeiro Mr. and Mrs. J.-P.

J Bursley, W. J. Botelho, Allan of applause when the celebrated con- Robinson and Bennie, Mr. and Mrs. ductor was observed. When the E. M. da Rocha, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Carroll, H. Drayer, Felix M. Ellis, A. J. A. H. Edgar, L. Ferguson, A. E Hall, W. volume had subsided little Diana re Rumjahn, Mr. and Mrs. U. Rumjahn, Hall,

Remedios, Mr and Mrs.

Richard Hancock, H. M. H marked severely: "There's that man late again!”

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