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association, trial games. jwo games in. connexion iinn of the reproieatatiro teams f :,i "* ' V meet Otago and the iti *" _ „t*T*d at Ensor'o road, tthe youthful bats"will be held next Thursday afternoons at the J.M ,a A tronnd. The teams will be r>'„fo a Mond» 7 . " M Qr»d« T. rourtt Gride. »°7: v etffe ett the second. end fourth * one-aided contest. Batting !>*» ®Sitrade made 87 (Robertson not .jfil ,e "rL„ n 22). Boberts took six wicketa U"' * Lizhtfoot four for 21. Second ! * ,rU £ »09 (Byrne 20, Boberts 14, Watf"ffiampboll 15 ' 0x66 "» ThomßOa 41 Purdue 46)* Illrd Grade r. Fifth Grade, dfth trade got going well in their tie third grade, but the batting '*• M was >lo v - Fi{ th grade mado 198 ,i iifflee jjjj.bijge 29, Newton 34, Smith "fllui 13)- Third grade made 72 for jja iriei«t» (Boulton S2 not out, Rose teams for to-morrow.

SYDENHAM CLUB. iffiioii T. Biccarton, Sydenham .No. 3 JL/ Gasson, Harper, Hahn, Hamilton, Patrick, Smith, Spong, Wallburton, ! «J»ad Grids Av. Riccarton, Sydenham J— dampness, Doidge, Gray, Jamieson, arlon, O'Malley, Patrick, Shackel, Sturge, fite Watson. Sm»4 Grade B T. Lancaster Park, »t park Xo. 3 —Brown, Dawson, Hare, 31 Kidson, Milne, ifackie, Shackel, Vivian, M Witt. Hirt Grade At. Lancaster Park, Lan--ota Park No. 4—Brown, Bedelph, Burtt, Cumbers, Etuis, Golds tone, Hattflrsley, JohnUna, XcEwia, Puddle, Reed. Ilird B t. Papanui, at St. James's Park—jjlaf, Batterfield, Cornish, Haughey, King, Jjjjj, Miradon, Moran, New ton, Vine, Wilfcnoti. Htl Grsds t. Boys' High School, Sydeniia So. s—Brown, Ellis, Forrester, Gunn, Soils, Hooper, Bossiter, Squire, Smith' Tfti}, Watson. Sixth Grade v. High School A, S'traven. road It. J. T. St. Albans, Hospital corner No. (-Ml, Dawson, Walsh, Connor (2), Hay, Snak, Hurrey (2), Jacobsen, Gillard, Scotlil, Lapslie, Gosney, Fraser.

LANCASTER PARK CLUB. fat Grade v. East, Lancaster Park No. 1 r?, Smith, R Bead, I. E. Cromb, S. Ilia, Elpatrici, F. Kerr, C. "Williams G. lijin, H. Aimitsge, B. Hawkings, D. Lee. told Grade A t. St. Albaia A, Lane.va«r Park No. I—Saundaw, H. E. Watrad, McLennan, W. Chaston, S. Sneddon 1 Hame.' W. O. Evans j' Eiita, W, Kerr, H. Snooks. ' Siamd Grade. Bt. Sydenham B, Lancaster J. Prosper, L "Westwi B. Vertwood, Glackin. T. Prebble, ted, S. Bfci, B. Pfeote, R. Bialiop R Mtan. ■ ;QH Glad* A v. Sydenham, Lancaster P. Bowen, F T>nnl, itPrtbbl* P Lye, L. Eleete, J. Barron Mgritt,a Mxllard, A. Don. Ikd Gad,ft 7. Menvale, Hospital No. I-P. and T. team. ■ .'onrth Grade v. Riccarton, Hospital No. Hi jrewraily selected, Mr tTvif' Hospital No. 4 P w*l eete ' N " forward, fe'luS Walier ' Peddi °' SMh Grade-Knt Saturday: v . Christ's No. 6—Birmingham P « n 7. Wilson, McGrath,' Pauley, Bromley, Malley, Rippon, Thomas Second sS"I Par k No. & ' lppon '

EAST CHBISTCHUHCH CLUB. Eoilineorij *1?! Park No. 4UiL I'ark, Brown, St " An dreWs CiiLWp'''? Ulduildes ' w *>ton, Kini Elitcroft, Saneom, ' Claristchurch. LanS&lSfov W ?' ker . Earthy, «Sr w£2^ J SS^ en » Mo °r®. All. Jones, fafagjan, Eggn, Cotton, and Park. 8?. ALBANS CLUB. HagW No5W^L(t? lßn '' Falloon, P »go. Angus, Thomas, I A team v. Lancaster & 2-Allen, Henry, Fairck%T ' Patrick > ISZv 1 - Brown, E. Garbutt. tewn T °ld Collegians, IDI &*»».«' rf^ 18 ' Pearce, Mannir, Glen - bright, McSS Nor J?. Manchester. W». ° team West B, sns (ft McMenamin (2), po£Ei p o£Ei Scllllyi NeSi O'Reilly, Section A team v. "West : iSw<?»ptain), Glao (2), Hall, Anderson, , J? Section v. Sumner, at ! Jenkins, Thm'rilfy -KeClellaiia, Marshall, pjiiW", Harwell. ' y ß' High School: to 801 Taylor. O'CalTriganCe * Man^' jr. •.- Saturday: v. S-umner, Ho«riui Saturday: v. Syd- , " Team tarns as pre-

ftCCARTON CLUB. i 1 Sydenham, a t Sydenham {• 5; C. E. Evans, J J- Patterson, F. ' RiX ' A ' Rob CrtS ' '- Sydenham, at SydenJ Off-IP"*. A. Ellie, H. Graham, A. Kyle, D. Mcßae, W. Lawson, and G. H. at Rangiora '■ta •'Atkinson.. P. Brocklehurst, » *«% J Tv!? 8 ?* PMlips. J. Sanders, «. Yiagh M , P. Willis, and A. B v. New Brighton, at New S". C. n. Dunn, O. C lS"®', Johneton. Lloyd W h - Kobtirw; at Hospital It?" W •- J Bowes - Browning, McEwea - £ olle S°, at Christ's 'Site JarV* Vans . Goodfellow, CLUB. at Hagley Park No. GiM, a, r pnem ' Cond- ' jarrctt . Kerr, jJ&Sor Vre. f Park ' nclair . Twyneham, &*rt» ChriSl ans A - afc Ha»ley Hillw 8 " Dobson, .Uirf « ' ms , l<ane, ifalley, B - at HoR - McKjv M , Bou S® n . H all, Kowbnrgh ' No , chr »tcliurch, at mM ' D " Taylor, E. Taylor.

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OLD COLLEGIANS' CLUB. First v. Old Boys, at Hagley No. 2—• Anderson, Dunster, Graham, Heailey, Johnston, Jacikman, Lester, Pinnay, G. X<. Talbot, R. Talbot, Wyun-"Williama. Second v. St. Albans, at Elmwood Ko. 1 —Berwick, Bruges, Coop, Cottrell, Earl, Lawrence, Parson, Smyth, Pidgeon, G. E. Talbot, Tothill. Third v. Spreydon, at Elmwood No. 3 Arnesen, Cocks, G. S. Cooper, K. Cooper, Crowley, K. Graham, Gibson, Hogg, Monfceath, J. Williams, Youn;'. Fourth v. Christ's College, at College No. 3—Bloxam, D. Clarkson, T. Clarkson, Day, Godfrey, Head, Hewitt, Howarth, Stewart, Wynn-Yorko, O. D. "Williams. PLUNKET SHIELD. (rBE3S ASSOCIATION' TELEGRAM.) DUNEDIN, IDecember 4. At a meeting of the Otago Cricket Association to-night it was decided to suggest February 21st to 24th as the dates for the Otago-Canterbury Plunket Shield match.

HOBBS AND SUTCLIFFE. TACTICS IN INDIA CRITICISED. (U£lT£& PSESS ASSOCIATION—BT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH —COPYEIGHT.) DELHI, December 3. There has been some caustic comment on barn-door cricket as played by J. B. Hobbs and H. Sutcliffe. Following thoir stolid exhibitions in Calcutta, both adopted "Johnny won't hit today*' tactics at Bangalore. Hobbs batted for nearly an hour and a half for 38, and then retired. Sutcliffe, after two and a quarter hours* play unfinished, made 56. In the first innings both were run out, when Hobbs was 46 and Sutcliffe 2. It is felt that England's first cricket pair are not giving of their best—possibly at the Maharaj Kumar's orders, as Vizianagram team wants to win the matches. In Calcutta, when asked why he scored only five runs in an hour, Hobbs replied that !fe was playing to orders, just as he was accustomed to do for his county.