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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17587, 18 September 1917, Page 6

A deputation from the. Woolston Cricket blub united on the Woolston Borough Council last night, and asked the council to lay a concrete pitch on the Woolston Park. Mr Wykcs explained that last, season tho Woolston pitvh had been condemned bv the City and Suburban Cricket Association, and tho club had had to play on outside grounds. It was hoped that as a result of tho improvement of the wicket interest, in cricket would ho increased. After discussion, it was decided to obtain an estimate of tho cost, and decide the matter at next meeting of committees. Blest is the giver, but despised is he ■Who seals his soul to love nud charity. “A good apple rotten at the core” Is ho who gives mere justice and no more. Lito's purest joyp, in pleasure or in pain, Are gleaned in giving, not in what we gain. And thoughtful givers happiness assuro, By tirnelv gifts of Woods’ Peppermint Cute.