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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18467, 31 January 1922, Page 8

The sixth round of the Canterbury Cricket Association's competition was begun on Saturday lost. Sydenham made 139 (M Bcath not out 30) against West Christchurch, who loot seven wickets for 200 (Blunt.not out 100, Hayes 34). Linwood were dismissed by St. Albans for 90, and the latter team put together 206 for seven wickets (Woods 73, Hiokniott’ not out 47). Riccarton made 263 (Guiney 59, Jameson 42. Gorrio 39, Fuller not out 37) against East Christchurch, who scored 102 for four wickets (Harris not out 35).’ The Secretary to (he Treasury has acknowledged the receipt of 16s forwarded to the Treasury as conscience money, and stated to bo due to the Government in payment of military stores. A trawler recently brought in an aeroplane engine picked up by tho trawl off Dover. THE CAR OF COMFORT le the enviable title won on its-merits try the Hupmobila. This popular motor car represents tho result of 11 years’ work in perfecting its many features. The result is a car that for economy, efficiency, and appearance can more than-hold its. own with any car upon the market. The general design of the Huproobilo embodies tho e« eentiaks of permanent; stylo and beauty. The some scrupulous care and skilful workmanship that have earned such, a remarkable reputation for tho Hupmobilo engine, provides a body, roomy and comfortable, with equipment and appointments of tho same high quality as the car itself. The Hupp lasts longer in proportion to exponditure than any other car on tho market. This is the secret of its exceptional popularity. Try the Tlupp, and you will want to buy the flffpi* Agents i W; j. P. M’Cull(wh, Advt,';