... THE LAST TEST MATCH.-- A DRAWN GAME AT THE OVAL. Thi ms a heavy scoring match on a perfect wicket, and Australia, with their two wins to England's one, are still in possession of the coveted ashes, 1 A view of the ground during the. second day's play. 2. IF. Bardsley, who, by scoring two centuries for Australia, set up a Test-Match record. 3. D. IF. Carr, the Kent qooqlie bowler, who took 7 ...

... . Firing at 50 yards with the Miniature Rifle. Capt. Finch instructing boys how to take accurate aim with their rifles. ...

... MOTORING. LAND, AIR, AND WATER. By H. MASSAC BU1ST. THE motoring world is beginning seriously to consider what is to be the constitution of the promised Central Road Authority, and who is to be the permanent man in its service, so that it shall have a proper mainspring, as any body must possess if it is to produce practical results. We are agreed that the Authority must be as representative as ...

... THE EAMOOK PONY SHOW AT LYNTON, IN DEVON. (See article on next page.) 1. Judging Class 2,- Exmoor mares. 2. Ponies awaiting the judge. 3. The ball and basket contest. 4. Mr A Molland's Krmnnr r i m c 5. Mr. Palmer', yearling, 1st in Class 3. 6. Mrs. Berwick (who distributed the prizes), with a typical E^^y^Tp^i^'ciA Trudging. ...

... . 1. Lady de Rothschild's Jersey Cow, Lady Phyllis, 1st and champion in Jerseys, and gold medal for butter test. 2. .1/r. II'. .1/. Cazalet's Shorthorn Cow, Queen Anne, 1st and champion for Shorthorns. 3. Mr. C. 11. Harris's Shire Gelding, Humpty Dumpty II., 1st and champion in local classes. 4. II. M. the King's Dexter Cow, Compton Daphne, 1st. 5. Driving slurp through cross hurdles in the I ...

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... Tbe Sportswom^P The number of people who break in and school not only their hunters, but also their carriage horses themselves, instead of employing the professional, is increasing yearly. Apparently it has been discovered at last that to break in a colt is not so formidable a task as at one time was imagined. Ladies in particular are becoming very enthu siastic about the work. They find it a ...

... THE LEWES SUA1A1ER MEETING. 1. The finish of the Club Oven Bonn Welter 2. The, Juvenile Selling Plate finish, won by Surgeon-Captain jj lacCabe1 s Slieve Bawn. j -i 3. Wolfe Jjand winnina the Aslleu Stakes. 4. Stanley foottow unsaddling Billhead, the winner of the De Watrenne Handicap (S. II ootton had been rather badly thrown during a trial Itiz J' 1 ,b- Biddiards Wolfe Land, by St. Frusqum ...

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