SOUTH OTAGO NOTES
[Fro« Our Correspondent] PERSONAL. Mr W. M'Donald, who has been head shepherd at the South Otago Freezing Works for the past 16 years, and who has been appointed Clinton agent for the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, was the recipient of a well-filled envelope from his fellow-workers on Thursday. Mr W. Luke (manager), Mr E. Barnett (secretary), and Mr T. Kirby (wool room) paid tributes to Mr M'Donald and wished him all success in his new position. » CRICKET. South Otago shield competitions were resumed on Saturday, when Milton played Clutha at Balclutha. The visitors batted first and were dismissed for the very low score of 28 run?, no batsman making a stand. B. )j,ill (three wickets for 4 runs), L. M'Lcan (two for 0), L. Milne (two for 3), and A. M'Gregor (three for 9) divided bowling honours for Clutha. The home side made 12+ runs. L. Milne topped tho score with 30 not out, two 6’s and a 4 being included. A. Plow contributed 27 (a 6 and two 4’s), T. Gold made 16, and E. Reid 13. Bowling for Milton, W. Heads took six wickets for 59 runs and Heath four for 32 a
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Evening Star, Issue 23718, 28 October 1940, Page 10
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