Australians vs Buchind Eleven at Bradford match report
June 26 Bradford weather bright and wicket fair. Australians won toss and batted opening badly. Trumper and Dai built a great stand. Trumper out for 116 against 220 total. Dai 165 not out at 333 for 5. Duff bowled for 182, others collapsed to 402. Knutton took nine for 100. English eleven at stumps 27/2 with Wrathall 22 not out.
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King’s Illness Advances Amid Global Sympathy and Scrutiny
Reports from London detail the King’s poor night and semi conscious state with high temperature but little pain. News notes widespread decorations removed and stock markets reacting, while international leaders and governments send condolences and prayers for the recovery. The medical team and royal household remain vigilant as doctors assess risks and potential after effects of the operation.
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United Religious Service for Ill King Held at Oddfellows Hall
A large congregation attended a waited intercession service at the Oddfellows Hall in response to the King's illness. The Rev. B Whitehouse led a short sermon and prayers were offered by Revs. Fee Toglis and Blakiston. The London cable brought reassuring news of the King’s health.
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King in satisfactory condition as intercessory services held
London reports a hopeful outlook as bulletins say the King's pulse and temperature are normal and his day was fairly comfortable. The Seddona and Bartons led a large intercessory service at St Pauls with invited coronation guests, while prayers occurred in synagogues nationwide. Colonial contingents expressed disappointment at missing the coronation, preparing to sail home July 11.
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Seddon Family Visit Wales Ireland Steamer Christening Planned
United Press Association reports Mr Seddon and family visiting Wales and Ireland. Mrs Seddon christens the steamer Moeraki at Dumbarton on July 8. Telegraph date stamps note June 27 reception and June 26 events.
Illness and deaths mark Highth Contingent and city losses
The telegram reports members of the Highth Contingent gravely ill at Elandsfontein and Potchefstroom, including Robert Gilpin and Patrick Les, while Edwin Mason, a Friendly Societies official, dies from heart failure on his way home. Also noted are delayed mail from Melbourne to London and the sudden death of James Hicks after dental and throat infections.
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Patriotic Audience Fills Brisbane Opera House
A bulletin on the King’s progress was read to a Brisbane audience in the Opera House. The crowd rose, sang the National Anthem, and cheered for several minutes after the news.
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Health bulletin on His Majesty improves after wakeful night
A cablegram dated 26th at 12:30 am from D. G. Wagn reports His Majesty had a refreshing sleep and a better night. The condition is favorable and the wound is healing satisfactorily.
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Coronation Honours List Includes Field Marshals and Nobility
United Press tally of Coronation honours announces Sir Henry Wylie Norman and the Duke of Connaught as Field Marshals, with the Prince of Wales named General. It lists peers, baronets, Knights, and other orders, noting appointments across Britain and the colonies plus a new Imperial Service Cross for civil servants.
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Governor Announces Appointments From London Cablegram
The Secretary of State for the Colonies relays that His Majesty approves appointments. Knights Bachelor Captain William Russell and Dr John Logan Campbell are named in the cablegram dated June 25 from London.
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