12.--An inter-county match between teams of twenty men each took place on
the occasion of the annual meeting at Yarmouth of the Norfolk Volunteer
Service Association. Total scores: Suffolk, 1,711; Lincolnshire, 1,697;
Norfolk, 1,652; Essex, 1,557.
18.--The staff of the 4th Battalion Norfolk Regiment left Yarmouth and
took up their quarters at the Infantry Depot known as the Britannia
Barracks, Norwich.
19.--The Norwich Town Council adopted an address of condolence with the
Queen and with the Empress of Germany on the death of the German Emperor.
Similar addresses were passed by the Corporations of Yarmouth and Lynn.
21.--The Summer Show of the Norfolk Agricultural Association opened at
East Dereham. Mr. R. T. Gurdon, M.P., presided at the luncheon. The
show was continued on the 22nd.
28.--The church of St. Thomas, Heigham, was consecrated by the Bishop of
Norwich. The building was designed by Mr. Ewan Christian, of London, and
erected by Mr. G. E. Hawes, at the total cost of 6,600.
30.--Dr. S. J. Barton was elected an honorary physician of the Norfolk
and Norwich Hospital in place of Sir Peter Eade, who retired from the
post of senior physician. Dr. Beverley was elected honorary surgeon to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Mr. T. W. Crosse.