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Taipo...Dep. 6.30

0.24 10.1911.41 19.15 1.277

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be guaranteed, and he assured the chamber that the working of nitrates would be free

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HAMMOND PLAYS FINE CRICKET FOR

RUNS

JARDINE ONLY HITS TWO BOUNDARIES

IN 254 MINUTES

(THROUGH AEUTER'S AGENCY.]

ADELAIDE, Jonary 17,

AFTER the ten interval, Ironmonger and Wall and the bowl-

ing for Australia.

The Leyland-Hammond partnership collectedő árman in 70 minutes. Both batamen opened out, giving a great display of driving Hammond reached his 50 in 149 minutes, ring which time he hit four fours'.

Leyland inis-hit and skied one from Wall to mid-on where he was caught by Ironmonger. Leyland played an aggressive inninge to score 42 runs in 108 minutes-245 for 3.

In the last over of the day, Hammond played-om the first bail from O'Reilly after he had scored 85 runs by clever placing,power- ful back-play and" characteristic cover-driving, He was at the wicket for 221 minutes.

Ames played a dent innings for 59 minutes, during which time he hit two fours.

At the close of play England had scored 296 for 6 wickets.

*

WYATT OUT FOR FORTY-NINE

ADELAIDE, Jan. 17. There was a crowd of only 12,000 present when Jardine (24) and Wyatt (47) resumed the English in nings at: 85 for 1 this morning to good length bowling of Wall and O'Reilly.

The English pair added only six runs before Wyatt cocked up a ball from O'Reilly, and was smartly taken by Wall at short leg. It was a doubtful-looking catch, but the umpires were agreed that it wa not a bump bali, -91-2-49.

In compiling 49 Wyatt was at the crease for 133 minutes, during which time he hit four boundaries, He aided Jardine to add 84 rani for the second wicket.

With Jardine and Allen together the 100 went up after 169 minutes" play. The England Captain was seen in his most dour mood, scor- ing only 3 runs in 45 minutes.

Allen Out,

Allen stopped in front of a straight one from Grimmett, 123-3-| 15. He batted for 52 minutes and hit two boundaries in a restrained inninga.

Hammond then joined Jardine and the pair remained together un til lunch, which was taken with the score at 130 for 3, Jardine be ing 46 and Enmond 1.

Oldfield, who was struck on the head by Larwood and forced to rotire hurt, in the Australian first innings, has greatly improved, and there is every possibility that "he will be able to bat in Australia's' second innings.

Jardine Hits a Boundary! Jardine reached his 50 after lunch with a straight drive, to the rails off Wall. He had batted for 249 minutes, and had hit one bound- ary. In the next over, however, he artistically straight drove O'Reil ly to send up 153 after 250 minutes' batting.

Jardine was out two balls later when he received a ball from Iron monger that came straight through to hit him on the pads. 154-4-88, He batted with monumental pati- ence for 254 minutes and hit only two boundaries in 56.

Leyland's Plays Bright Cricket, Leyland's arrival infused the Arst spark of life in the English bat:

SOUTH ATLANTIC CROSSED

BY GIANT FRENCH AEROPLANE

(THROUGH RESTER'S ADENOY]

LONDON, Jan. 16, THE giant three engined monov

plane, Arc-on-Ciel, the power- ful unit recently added to France's fleet of civil aireraft, arrived safely at Port Natal, in Brazil, to-day after a fast crossing of the South Atlantic

„Tháză noan Găel took off from St. SANTIAGO. DE CHILE, Jan. 17.

Louis, Senegal, at 4:08 Em and THE Chamber has approved the The decree for the liquidation of landad at Port Natal at 4.40 p.m.

Government liquidation of the the Combine, which was one of the The machine left Marseilles, at Nitr Combine The wealthiest South American basi- 10.10 am on January 13, the total

said, that service nesses and power in Chilean trade, journey from Trapce thus focen

bine would was signed on January 3,

ing just over four day

ting: His first three scoring strokes were boundaries off Grimmett, Hammond, however was very strained.

The pair were together at tea with the score at 202 for 4, Hám mond being 37, and Leyland 22.

Boorest

-England, lat innings

Australia 1st inmngs 222 Engant-2nd Innings Sutcliffe, a O'Brien, b Wall Jardine 1b.w.,b Iron-

monger

Wyatt, a Wall, b O'Reilly... 40 Allen, Lb.w, b Grimmett., 15.- Hammond, b O'Reilly Leyland, e Ironmonger,

Wall Ames, not out

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49

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Total (for 6 wkts.)........ 200

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THE ANTI-CYCLONE OVER N. CHINA HAS INCREASED IN INTER? BITY. THE DEPRESSION DEEPENED, AND 18′′ NOW, CENTRED OVER JAPAN, MOVING EART WARD FRESH MONSOON' WILL PREVAIL OVER THE CHINA COAST. AND THE NORTHERN CHINA SEA.

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CHRISTENING OF ROYAL PRINCESS

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LONDON, Jun. 16. THE christening of Princess Marie Louise, the Bulgarian Royal baby, is now providing Sofia with a sensation, flange

The baby princess was christened. according to the rites of the Greek Orthodox Church, whereas Queen Joanna is a Catholic

Immediately the news reached Rome, instructions were given by the Vatican for a protest to be lodged, and the Apostolic Delegate in Sofia called upon King Boris and formally protested against an alleged breach of the contract sign- ed at the time of the wedding that children of the union should be brought up as Catholics.

Vailona-Proteste

The Apostolic Delegate also pro- tested to the Bulgarian Prime Minister, who, it is learned, re- plied that the baptism was carried out in accordance with the decision of the head of the State and in con formity with the constitution

"The baptiam wa Mfact, shred ed in secrecy, only the Prime Minister and two other important personages knowing of the event beforehand.

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