HOKITIKA CRICKET CLUB

Now that the above club have com* plefced a most successful season—having . eight consecutive wins to thair credit — * . the averages of the individual members of the team should provo interesting to ~ the club supporters. Mr F C Wade of the Rudge Wbitworth Company has presented a trophy for the best batting average ; this coveted ° prize haa been won by Mr B H Low, who . has the splendid average of 21*4 runs per innings. Tha trophy for best bowling average presented by Mr L Dodson of the Empire Hotel falls to A M Oogley who has taken 55 wickets at a cost of 2*6 runs apiece, ;- The following are the complete aver* ages for tho season :—: — ' '^ j BATIING AVERAGES. "

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A. Ongiey A. Benjamin T. O'Donnell 89 4 40 25 147 — 9 8 77 55 2* 2 45 14 5-5 J. Sutherland 16 5 21 3 7 J. Alexander 27 6 49 7 7 0. Jonea .. 16 7 29. 3 96 G. Morgan R. Farkiuson 5 9 — 11 2 28 1 11 2 14 For Inftuenzi and Cold iv the Hond take Wood*' Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d and 2s 6d.

B. H. Low ... 105 6 1 e37e 37 21-4 A. M. Ongley ... 108 9 I 38 T. O'Donnell ... 50 *5 — 29 13-5 10 A. E. Benjamin... 78 8 — 31 0. Jones ... 16 3 I°H 9-7 8 E. Williauia ... 23 5 2 7 76 0. Bortou ... 28 5 — 11 56 J. Sutherland ... 26 5 — 13 5-2 ft Parkinson ... 34 7 — 18 4 8 J.J.L.. Burke ... 23 6 — 13 3-8 J. Alexander ... 19 5 — 10 3.8 EL. Williams ... 17 8 1 11 E fl. MacdoDald 9 7 2 G 27 1-8 * S : gnifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES.