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n-wjntoh,thtou-.11 litay'in Uu. Li. vinicent, not out ........Extras.................. 12Total (7 wkts.).........,332*SECOND INNINGS.H. W. Taylor, c Wyatt, b Staples 29S. Coen, not out.............. 2 5R. H. Catterall, not out........ 2E. P. Nupen, c Freeman,b Hammond............... 10Extras.................. 3Total (2 wkts.)69ly•Innings declared closed. Bowling Analysis.—First Innings: Hammond 0 for 41, Staples 3 for 96, Wyatt 6 for 16, Freeman 1 Tor 57, Astill 3 for 99,- Stevens 0 for 11. Second Innings: Hammond 1 for 25. Staples 1 for 30, Astill 0 for 9, Tyl-desley 0 for 2.Fall of Wkikets.—First Innings: 1 for 57, 2 for 60 3 for 87, 4 for 95, 6 for 230r 6 for 278, 7.for 296. Sec-b j ond Innings: 1 for 51, lt;2 for 66.— I- | Reuter.idisd teIIU6nno8d8tet5SJOY IN JOHANNESBURG.Johannesburg, Wednesday—Johannesburg was stirred at the result of the Test match, crowds cheering inthp of r AP tIt is generally felt that South Af rica’s performances in the Test matches have restored the country’s prestige.Death and Burialof A Church Workerr(From Our Correspondent.) Linstead. March 2.—The sad news of the death of Mrs. Ariadne March in Kingston reached here during the earlier part of the day on Wednesday last, and cast quite a gloom over the entire township.Mrs. March who with her husband was in charge of the Wesleyan Bchool here, spent the earlier and greater portion of her life in this town, and was respected in all circles. She was one of the oldest leaders of the Wesleyan church here and although she had resided in the city a few years ago, attended every function, special service and nearly all the monthly celebrations of the church here.The body of the deceased ladywas brought over for interment, and the funeral was very largely attended •The funeral service which took place in the church was rather impressive, and was conducted by the Cresser, and the Rev .L. M. Bev-Cressor, and the Rev. L. M. Bev-as aor tne deceased lady s Ijfe _Christian and devoted worker of the church, and after the singing of the hymn “Now the labourer’s task is o'er’' was sung, the lid of the coffin was taken off and the congregation took leave of the departed lady.Mr. R. C. Somerville, officiatedat the organ while the pall bearers were:—Messrs. R. A. March. KeithMarch son and grandson of the deceased. Messrs. Percy Pine, A. Tuck er, O. Tucker, and F .C. SchlossAmong those present were:—Mr. and Mrs. R. A. March, Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs. Rhoden, daughters of the deceased, Mr. Keith March, Mr. and Mrs. A. Tucker. Mr. O. Tucker, Mr. and Mre. Percy Pine, Mr. Gaynor. and family, Dr. L. M.Insist on thisPackage.VOUBIMa runbottle- JLydiaVegetable CIt iftired fLYDIA E. Pff/KHAM MED I CHOC C*
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Kingston Daily Gleaner
Kingston, Kingston, JM
Wed, Mar 07, 1928
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