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TEACHERS' MATCH. The annual between the primary school teac-hera ar>* a combined team frcrtii the secondary and .country 6choola was played at Hasjley Park yesterday, and resulted in a win ior the former by 98 runß. ponje gocri <perfonna.nc&3 were registered, V.'orker, the Canterbury representative, getting a century, while R. H. North 86 and F. Gurnsey 79 batted well. Following are the scores: COMBINED TEAM, i'irdt Innings. R. de R. Worker, retired .. .. 103 H. Moore, © and. b Guiney .. ..2-1 Lockliart, c and b Guiney ■- 1 •• G J. McKenzie, b North .. ..27 Berg-, c Maxwell, b Blank .. • - - P. Harvey, b Blank 29 D. Arnott, b Blank .. .. •• 3 H. Baverstock, b Blank .. •• 7 G. McKenzie, not out . - - • 4 O'Donoghue, lbw, b Blank .. •• 2 West, b Blank .. .. - - .. 14 Extras .. .. .. ..4 Total .. .. .. -• 227 A. R. Blank took six wickets for 51 runs. PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS. First Innings. T. A. Morland, c McKenzie, b Baverstock 16 C. L. King, b McKenzie .. ..15 A. R. Blank., lbw, b Baverstock .. 9 'R. li. North, reitircd .. .. 86 A. H. Guiney, b Harvey .. ..21" F. Gurnsey, c Berg, b Worker .. 79 Rowe, b Harvey .. .. - .. 12 A. A. Thompson, lbw, b Harvey .. 30 J. Maxwell, b Harvey .. .. .. 10 D. McDonald, not out\. .. .. .. IK Extras .. .. .. ..38 Total for nine wickets .. .. 332 P. Harvey took four wickets for 50 runs. MALVERN v. NORTH CANTERBURY * The following players have been selected to represent Malvern in the Shield match against North Canterbury, to be played at Rangiora on December 27th and 28th: —M. L. Page, B. Longstaff, \V. Owen,. A. Roper, J. Qunn, G. Marsh, C. Wroth, A. Bu]noia, F. Vaughan, A. Hulston, L. Westwood. gencies: Geo. Reveley and A. Anderson. WELLINGTON v. AUCKLAND. (PBESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) WELLINGTON, December 22. Kortlang replaces Holland in the Wellington team to meet Auckland to-morrow". Bruce is twelfth man. • Holland has been ordered to rest by the" doctor. WELLINGTON vH»AUCKLAND. (SPECIAL TO THE PBESS.") WELLINGTON, December 22. The Auckland-Wellington, match, which commences to-morrow, will be the twentyeighth between the two provinces, the first being played in 1860. Auckland have so far won 17 games, -and Wellington eight, and thefle have been three draws- Rountree, the Auckland and New Zealand wicket-keeper, . who waa injured in the M.C.C. match, and Vu not erpftoted to play, is Teoovering rapidly, and may be available after all. If he does the strong Auckland oleven will be still stronger. '