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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 13, 16 January 1926, Page 10

I MONDAY'S QUICK-CHANGE ARTIST. Velvet sterilised soap quickly makes soiled clothes snow-white! "Velvet" may be safely used for toilet as well as i for all laundry and household uses. Guar- , anteed pure by inalyst's certificate. " Velvet" soap Is obtainable at all 1 grocers.— (Ad.) During the tour recently concluded, the New Zealand cricket team scored , 4168 runs for the loss of 108 wickets, an average of 38.59 runs per wicket. The Australians compiled 4099 runs for the loss of 127 wickets, making their average 32.27 runs per wicket. The New Zealand bowlers are credited .with 121 wickets, the remaining six—Brunskill, Longden, Campbell, Alexander, Tweeddale, and Morrissey —being run out. The New Zealanders received 172 runs as sundries, while the Australians collected . 200. This leaves 399G to be accounted for by the batsmen for the loss of 108 wickets, and 3899 runs off the bowlers for 121 wickets taken. The fieldsmen assisted the bowlers by accounting for 50 of their 121 wickets. Of this number Lowry has the greatest share, having caught 10 and stumped 5.' James, who played' in only four games, stumped one. Allcott caught 7, Blunt 5, Mcßeath 4, Dacre 4, Patrick 3, Oliver 3, Cunningham 3, Alloo 3, and Crawford 2. An advertisement draws attention to the fact that on Thursday next, at 8 p.m.. in the Chamber of Commerce, a meeting will be held to discuss the reforming of the New Zealand Natives' i Association and the objects outlined in I the announcement.

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