In the evening the British Ambas seder, Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, and Kerr, were "At Home" to a e gathering of British and forei consular officials, and naval and military officers. The reception was held at the Ambassadors residence. 72 Rue Paul Legendre, and the King's health was drunk by the assembly S. African Veterans In Amien No fewer than 300 South african veterans of the Great War arrived in Amiens yesterday evening from where they will set out to visit the battlefields of the Great War. This morning they left Amiens for the battlefields to unveil a memorial at Longueval in the wood of Delville jin honour of South Africans who feti in the Great War.
The French Minister of Pensions, M. Champetier, and Commissary General Vincenzini were present at the ceremony.—Trans-Ocean The 45 members of the crew of the Celtic Star, registered in, London. who had refused to return to Spanish waters, today notified the Master that they were willing to sail for Gibraltar in order to give the ship's owners time to arrange for a new crew. The men objected to sailing for Spain again on the grounds that the ship hed been bombed on a previous trip.—Reuter.
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