THE ALL-ENGLAND ELEVEN IN NEW ZEALAND.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 5009, 9 March 1877, Page 3

THE ALL-ENGLAND ELEVEN IN NEW ZEALAND.

[Br IIIMEIPH, yEOK OTTB SfBCIAi OOEEKBPOFDKHT.] IsTEECABeiLL, March. 8. EIGHTH HATCH. ALL-ESQLAND t. INYEBOAEGELL. Thied Dat. The tear of the AH-England cricketer* tn.gh Sew Zealand mhm to an end to-day, bj to-night they will hare wen the last of -ti shore*. The match with the Twenty-two of Southland wu eeeily flw?«hed to-day, and tie Eleren left by the 1.16 p.m. train for the Blsfi, whence the Alhambra is to depart for Be. bourne at lix o'clock. A large number of crowded the railway elation to eee the Bc;.iihmen off, and their departure waa made load hurrahe. Ice tecond inning* of the Twenty-two were *f>-o orer. Bootherton and Emmett quickly of the batamen, who, with the excepti». of Reads, fell easy Tietime. Beade manto put 10 together before South erton to».ed him, but the reet made no ehow, and do»od for 48, or 1 lea* than the ia the first innings of the Twenty-two. Ice Eieren thus won their last match by one and 70 run*. Greenwood had a bat pfeeented to him for his fine innings of 66, B°t a bat for the highest score of the H. Morrison rsceired a similar for fielding. The eoore and bowling toaj l ,u ot to-day are as follows TWi.STT.TWO OP INVESCABOIUh o hecond Ixtjinga. gt Belby. b Soutberton 6 Ji-Lruih, c Ulyett, b Uonthcrton ... 2 ■ J-'lyett, b Southerton 1 •-ir-'wcll, b Emmett ... ... ... 0 7;,® r /V> e Char) wood, b Emmett ... 0 i/u 48 * 0 * c Greenwood, b Emmett ... 7 Mc,fri»on, b Emmett ... ... ... 0 p b bootbertoo 10 j b Emmett ... ... 0 - v b Emmett ... 1 I--, c Japp, b fckmlbwton ... 0 b Boutberio” 0 -. 'V I u Ar “ita*e, b Boatberton 2 c . b Emmett * it" “**® : bb*w, b doutbsrtoß 0 p b Emmett .... ... 2 ii b E«u»ett 3 runout 2 h'' U| boutherton ... ... 0 b tvjutberton ... 0 v/.r- 1 - - beibj, b Boutbertos 0 not oat 0 Extra# ”, ... 8 Total „ 40 „ •OWUMQ SWU.TBU. «h». Kuna. Wka, Mdns. Wds - M 2t U 13 o • HI - M 1* g Id 1