TO-MORROW'S SPORTS.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 25, 6 March 1914, Page 10

TO-MORROW'S SPORTS.

CRICKET. CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION. Sydenham v. Riccarton, senior championship, final, at Lancaster Park. CITY AND SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION. SENIOR, A SECTION. Islington-Hornby v. Sumner, .at Hornby. , Glenmore v. Linwood Wanderers, at Woolston. JUNIOR SEMI-FINAL. Glenmore v. St. Albans Guild, at Sydenham.

Her Excellency Lady Liverpool will open the Fancy Fair to-morrow afternoon at 2.50 o'clock at the Young Men "'3 Christian Association building, Cambridge Terrace and / Hereford Street. The members of the ladies' auxiliary of the Association have been untiring in their efforts to make this affair of great interest. The booths will be presided over by some of the prominent ladies of the city. The entire building will be used. The programme consists of three first-class concerts in the evening, some of those giving items being: Misses Croxton, Devonport, Saunders, Isherwood and Grey; Messrs C. Tidy, R. Ashcroft, Walker, Gurnsey, and F. Glover, and boys of the Boys' Gordon Hall; a swimming contest, together with an exhibition of fancy diving by a" young ladies' swimming club; basket ball, volley ball games, and shooting contests'in'the rifle range. Special facilities Will be offered for seeing the aviator Seotlaud in his flight over the city, from the roof of the building. Goods will be priced at reasonable store rates, and there will be bran tubs, lollies, and toys for the children, which' should interest them. Th'ere will be music and much time given for sociability at the teas, both regular and high. A taxi-car, on the wrong side of the road,' collided with 'a grocer's cart at the corner of Worcester Street and'-'the Square this morning. The cart suffred damage to the extent of a fractured pole, the car escaping with a rent in the hood..