... Night. Queen Alexandra's Rose-day. Queen Alexandra to celebrate the sixtieth year of her memorable and splendid life this country by once more riding through the City on her Rose-day. This is occasion when honour and homage will paid to the ...

... NAVAL & MILITARY. So far can be ascertained, surprise has been caused among naval officers and men the recommendation of the Select Committee on Navy Estimates that steps taken review the pay next year. In fact, the view of Fleetmen generally is no doubt ...

... Auten, V.C., from the Royal Naval Reserve. This officer was awarded the Victoria for hi* services com-m«.r«i of the Force, mastery ship, in July, 1913. He a Fellow of the Royal Geccraphical Society and an Associate of the Institute Naval ...

... appointed the battleship Queen Eliza- Beth, flagship the Atlantic Fleet, fleet fcooountanc officer, has been attending a Ketones* course. From March, until March he was attached the Trade (Division the Naval Staff. In Che Queen succeeds Pa,ymr. J K. A ...

... termination hie period of service the staff, joined the Green Jackets from Sandhurst 1897, and reached his present rank 1920. hias been employed the staff for years, and had field service tin South Africa, and for his services during th® Great War was ...

... ROYAL TOURNAMENT. INTER-PORT GUN COMPETITION. Queen Alexandra was present at the Royal Tournament, Olyinpia, afternoon, and presented prises a tug-of-war competition. Alto the Roy ail box were Princess Victoria, the Hon. Knollys, Col. Sir Henry Stueatfeiid ...

... ROYAL TOURNAMENT. ARMY VICTORS IN TUG-OF-WAR CHAMPIONSHIP. The Japanese Ambassador occupied the Royal at- the Roj&l Tournament, Olyrrrpia, yesterday afternoon, when the results the competitions were as follow : Inter-services' tug-of-war championship ...

... Carnegie visited the. King and Queen this afternoon. Princess Maud—her ♦'ull name is Maud Alexandra Victoria Georgina Bertha—was born on April 3, 1893. Her mother, the Princess Royal, is the King's eldest sister, and mother and daughter are inseparable ...

... E. 3, Corpl. Crawley. Inter-services championship.—l, Flight- Lieut. F. G. Sherriff, Royal Air Force; 2, Lieut C. A'. Kershaw, Royal Navy; 3, Chief Petty Officer Hews-on, Royal Navy. PROVISION ALLOWANCE. It notified in naval orders that for ...

... Wednesday Night. Joyous Reception of Queen Alexandra. Throughout the day w© have enjoved a brighter London. It has been Roses, roses all the way. Queen Alexandra's dac has been a triumphant success. The Queen-Mother bears her years well, ...

... running at speeds approaching 150 miles hour. King and Queen, with other members of the Royal Fairai.y and the chiefs of the services,, will witness recent developments by these machines at the Royal Air aerial pageant Hendon aerodrome to-morrow week. They ...

... MIDSUMMER SERVICE PROMOTIONS. ROYAL NAVI A ROYAL AIR FOKCE. COMMANDER OF XI MARIAS. The Admiralty last night issued the Midsummer list of promotions in the Royal Navy, Royal Naval Reserve, and R.N. Volunteer ...