Durban, Jan. 20.
ding Tests, England made an auspicious start in the Third Senos seat ie we Third it t series aga inst South Africa, which began no chances, England had laid the groundwork innings, when at the tea interval, her\ for two wickets, Hammond's luck in winning ted to prove a decided advantage as the wicket there does not appear to be any likelihood of Golf Again at Nanking (lite a capi Mr. Tomokazu Hori, Japanese Consul-General, with members of the out of on wsproctsing po the ire bat, pulled Eng-American Consulate staff, is shown enjoying a game. Notice the armed unpromising position, when with only 38 on the guard at left, d, Leonard Hutton was dismissed after scoring 31 runs.
breach most capably, giving a dashing display Gibb, who did not seem to be batting with his usual managed to eke out his innings to 31 runs, in a two-
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