The Scoreboard

Northern Advocate, 16 July 1949, Page 7

The Scoreboard

NEW ZEALAND First Innings (lor 7 \vKts dec.) 150 Second Innings Sutcliffe, b Nutter 1 Scott, c Oldfield, b Garlick +4 Reid, c Constable, b Garlick 77 Wallace, b Garlick 20 Donnelly, not out -lit Mooney, not out a Extras I Total (lor 4 wkts dec.) 101 Eowlinb: Nutter, 11 overs, 7 maidens. 12 runs, 1 wicket; Clarke, 10, 0, 01, 0; Garlick 17, ;l, 51, 3; Broderick It, 0. 53. 0; Barrick -1, 0. 21, 0. NOR'I’HA M PTON SI 11 HE First Innings 333

Second Innings Brookes, b Sutcliffe 07 Oldfield, b Hayes Barron, c Sideline, b Burke 11 Bennett, b Sutcliffe 21 Barrick, c Mooney, b Reid 11 Skinner, e Wallace, b Sutclifie 2 Broderick, c Sutclifie, b Burtt Hi Nutter, c Burtt, b Sulclillc • Garlick, not out b Clarke, not out ]> Extras 1

Total i lor 8 wkts) 182 Bowling: Have.-, « overs. 1 maiden. 1(> runs. 1 wicket; Cave, 5, 1. 11. 0: Burtt. 2<), 13, 53. 1; Burke, lit. -1, 20, 1; Sutclifie. n! 4, (17. -1; Reid, 2,0, 0, 1.

STARVED or QfiAU’rr GOODf) "We look upon you as only a thirdrate buying country.' said an English businessman lo a Now Zealand journalist.. The limited range arid quality of goods available in New Zealand shops compares very unfavourably with what is available in Britain and elsewhere. This is due to the present import-licensing •.system, one of the irritating controls of live SocialistLabour Government. Importers, traders and the buying public throughout the Dominion arc disgusted with present methods, which prevent people getting the goods they want. The people will have the remedy in their own hands next. November —they can vote for a new Government, and the end of shortages and restrictions.— (N.Z. National Party).