Amon the visitors to the Domain cricket round during the progress of the mat Auckland v. Otago on Saturday wej their Honors Mr Justice Edwards al Mr Justice Cooper, who came on the Vitation of the president of the Associabn, Mr F. Earl. Their Honors were reived by representatives of the commit, of the Association, and remainedluring the whole of the afternoon, Ing evidently keenly interested and higy pleased with the excellent expositioiof the game provided. Durin~ the inteal, the captain of the Auckland team, i Brooke-Smith, was introduced to the idges, and congratulated by them on the-eat display made by his team. *Thonly news I have to tell you," wrote Billville citizen, "is that the river Is riz an' drowned all yer cattle, a_yer uncle has broken gaol; likewise I widder woman you wuz a-goin' ter rriry has runned off with a book agent! Outside of these here things, we aiall doin,' well.' .__•__-■
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 38, 14 February 1910, Page 2
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