WAIKATO.
(Bγ Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.)
HAMILTON, this day
CRICKET MATCHES
The Parnell cricketers won the match against Hamilton yesterday by 341 runs. In the first innings the scores were: Hamilton, 89; Parnell, 130. In the second innings Hamilton had lost four wickets for- 80.
At Pirongia, on Tuesday, the Parnell team played the local club, and won on the first innings by 95 runs. The scores were: Parnell, 155; Pirongia, 60, and in the follow on 115, but time did not allow of a finish.
SCHOOL PICNICS
The Hamilton Sunday-school- picnics yesterday were most successful, notwithstanding the wet. The Anglicans went to Marsh Meadows, the Presbyterians to Newstead, and the Wesleyans to Claudelands rstceconxve. THEFT. An old man named William Bishop was sentenced to one month this morning , for iiealiug bottles.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 2, 2 January 1903, Page 5
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