THE KING TOURS R.A.F. STATIONS.—His Majesty, with the Duke of York> being received at Mildenhall, Suffolk, when he made an aerial tour of the R.A.F. INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE ACROSS THE NORTH SEA. — Thirty yachts, British, German and Dutch, started from Burnham-on-Crouch, Sussex, on the annual 3/0-mile race across the North Sea to Heligoland, Germany. The race is open to vessels not less than thirl]) feel and not more than si <ty feet on the walerline. Trvo of the racing 'yachts heading out to sea at the start of the race• HONOURING A GREAT POLITICIAN.— The enormous portrait, fifty feet in height, of ihe late Sir Joseph Chamberlain, which Was unveiled on July 8 in the Royal Albert Hall, London, to commemorate the centenary of this famous statesman's birth.

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THE KING TOURS R.A.F. STATIONS.—His Majesty, with the Duke of York> being received at Mildenhall, Suffolk, when he made an aerial tour of the R.A.F.

INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE ACROSS THE NORTH SEA. — Thirty yachts, British, German and Dutch, started from Burnham-on-Crouch, Sussex, on the annual 3/0-mile race across the North Sea to Heligoland, Germany. The race is open to vessels not less than thirl]) feel and not more than si <ty feet on the walerline. Trvo of the racing 'yachts heading out to sea at the start of the race•

HONOURING A GREAT POLITICIAN.— The enormous portrait, fifty feet in height, of ihe late Sir Joseph Chamberlain, which Was unveiled on July 8 in the Royal Albert Hall, London, to commemorate the centenary of this famous statesman's birth.