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•MERCANTILE LEAGUE The following are the positions and points of the teams in the Mercantile League's competitions:— A Grade. —Shipping, -11; Smith and Smith, 33; Cables. 32; Health Department, 30; Sargoods, 29; Cowans, 28; Customs, 20; Odilns, IS; Nivens, 7; Pastimes, 3. B Grade. —His Master’s Voice, 47; Bookers, 30; Jas. Smiths, 34; Gas Coy., 31: Hough and Co.. 27; Roseneath, 22; Whltcombcs, 21; Todds, 14; Wills, 12; Printing, 3. C Grade-Hope Gibbons, 35: N./<. Truth,” 29: Public Trust, 28; Hannahs, 27; State Fire, 27: “N.Z. Free Lance,” 27; State Advances, 25; Dnlgetys, 19; Education, 13; D.1.C., 9. The D grade competition lias been won by Telephone Exchange, Milk Department being runner-up. AN EASTER MATCH The annual match between the Mercantile League and the Wellington Cricket Association’s junior representatives will be played on Anderson Park on March 21 and 28. The following players will represent the league: —J :■ Roberts (Smith and Smith), (contain), J. Brough (Cowans), S. Brooks (Cowans), L. Foley (Sargoods), M. Dind (Cables), L. Condliffe (Nivens). N. Windsor (James Smiths), M. Condon (Janies Smiths), M. Morris (H.M.V.), C. Tilyard (Customs), T. Meade (Gas Co.), A. ChudIcigh (Cowans), twelfth man,
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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 143, 13 March 1931, Page 2
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192CRICKET Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 143, 13 March 1931, Page 2
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