, 1913-03-05
ST. CROTX STATION.
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49, AHJ "No kSoAhAVA eb A-OO
2. ID. and at 355 p. III. all were out for l67
runs. Humphreys 81, Relf "a, S. G. Smith
5, A. G. Somerset s, Decker II not out, JAG
4uea o, A. f. Somerset 5, extras Ii. Light
~drizzles during the night and at luncheon
time slightly affected the wicket. Bowling
analysis: Comes 3 for SO, Kinds 3 for 40,
Ouckama / for 10, Chabral 3 for 40, Croal 0
for ID.
Demerara, 1st-The Colony team com-
menced batting at 4.15 p. IN. aud at 5 AS pm.
when stumps were drawn had scored 81 runs
for 6 wickets, Moulder 8, Hunter 81, Chabral
9, Smith o. Croal @. Ocuckama 7 not out,
Cressall 0, Austin / nor out. Extras 4.
Denerara, 3rd-Cricket. Play was re-
eumed ct 11.4) a. IN. in q light drizzle which,
however, did not affect the wicket. At 2 25
p IN. the Colony team were all out for 1902.
Ocuckama 12, Kinds IL, Blackman /, Comes
/, Austin 22 not out, extras 6. Bowling
analysis: Relf l for 2, Sydney Smith l for
26, Fairbarn 2 for 25, Humphreys s for Il.
Rain Delayed the resumption of play till 20
p. NJ. and at luncheon time the NJ. G, G. had
made Is runs for no wicket. Burton 7 not
out, Decker s not out.
St. Vincent, 3rd-There was p formal
opening of the Legislative Council this
morning at eleven a. III Her Highness
Princess Marie Louise drove from Gov
eminent House to the Court House with his
Honour the Administrator accompanied by
mounted escort of volunteers. They were
received by a guard of honour and after
inspection of the guard Of honour they pro
cetded to the Council Chamber, where WAC
collected a large assenblage of representa-
tive ladies and gentlemen, including the Hoh-
durable Mrs. Gideon Murray the Honoutnb]e
Eve1ard Fielding. Captain Hotham and some
OF the officers of H. M. S.. Aeolus. HIS
Honour then delivered his opening address,
watch commenced with the following passage:
4Before proceeding with my customary re-
y.aw of the affairs of the Colony, it is nay
very agreeable duty to give expression to the
cpeat qualification evinced throughout the
Colony at the honour bestowed upon St. Vim
e4ut by The visit Of Her Hiehness Princess
Marie Louise Of Schleswig-H olstein during
this mention behalf Of the Gloomy | extend
10 Fer Hignness a loyal and hearty welcome,
end wish Her a happy sojourn amongst us.
Her Hiphness is the bearer of a message of
greeting from His Majesty the King to his
West Indian subjects. that message SO graz
cIously worded delivered by Her Highness a
few days ago is an additional proof of the
keen personal interest that His Majesty
evinces in the welfare of the inhabitants of
Els West Indian Colonies. Ii St. Vincent
His Majesty's words have touched the hearts
Of he people and have been received with uui-
yersal feelings of loyalty and enthusiasm [ am
glad therefore to be able to announce to you
that Her Highness has graciously consented
to convey personally to His Majesty the
humble gratitude of all his subjects IN the
colony of st. Vincent and its dependencies
for his generous and sympathetic message.
aud to express to His Majesty the loyal
devotion which they bear to his throne and
P rson.
The Honorable Conrad Simmons. senior
Unofficial member OF the Council, moved the
ADOPTION of the address in a happily phrascd
speech, in the course of which he emphasiz-
Ell His Honour's remarks with regard to the
hononr and great qualification which
the visit of Her Highness afforded the in
habitants Of the Colony, and gave voice on
behulf of the unofficial members and the
community generally to the spontaneous feel
inga of loyalty and humble regard to His
Maiesty's throne and Person, which had been
evoked by the kings gracious message. In
a few well chosen words the Hon. j. G. W.