Pope. Yang-gona stalks present and drink prepared while the natives chanted. Most in European coats and lavalavas; some in barbaric costume, with faces painted. Yanggona presented with much ceremony to His Excellency, Thomas Edward Fell; Chief Justice, Sir Alfred K. Young; Acting Colonial Secretary, Douglas Roy Stewart; Capt. Smyth of the H.M.S. "Laburnam"; Colonial Treasurer, Herbert H. Rushton, and Mayor David J. Solomon. Governor read speech (which has been printed), recalling the events and deeds of cession of 50 years before and summarizing the achievements of the 50 years. He closed by reading cables of congratulation from the retiring governor, Sir. C. H. Rodwell, and old Fiji residents now in Australia. He thanked the chiefs for the ceremony. Speech interpreted by Governor's Aid, Ratu Secole. Reply to his excellency by Hon. Ratu Pope (in Fijian). Remarks by Mayor Solomon, thanking Governor for attending and giving a few anecdotes of early Levuka. Governor shook hands with native chiefs and delegates. Presents to Governor of huge turtle, large cooked pigs and pile of yams; which the governor returned to the natives for their feast. Band paraded streets to and through Levuka. Afternoon given over to childrens' sports on the park playground. Greatly enjoyed despite heavy shower of rain. Native canoe races kpostponed until Monday P.M. Evening - Jubilee Ball in Town Hall. Well attended, many in evening dress, a few in fancy costumes. Showers. Saturday, October 11, 1924 Levuka. Football and Mekes Semifinals of Soccar Championship for the "Ricarnie" cup presented by