DISTRICT NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 108, 27 October 1911, Page 6

DISTRICT NEWS.

EGMOXT VILLAGE. (From Our Own Correspondent) On Monday tlie Mnngorei cricketers played the local ehib, when the home team won by 57 runs. Only one innings was played. During the afternoon refreshments were provided by the ladies, and despite the weather, a most enjoyable afternoon was spent. Following are the scores: — EGMOOT VILLAGE. G. IT. Marsh, 1.b.w., b Carter 11 f. G. Olson, b Knauf 12 0. Kinsella, b Carter 0 R. a. Marsh, retired 41 \V. Olson, c Gyde, h Knauf 0 R. Codtl, retired 2fl \V. Orr, run out 1 A. Morton, b Knauf 4 M. 11. Olson, b Carter I L. Olson, not out 3 K. Jaimes, b Carter 0 Extras 7 Total 109 Bowling analysis.—Garter, 4 wickets for 50; Knauf." 3 for 49; Moffat, none for 3.

MA^GOREL B. Carter, b Kinsella 3 K. Gyde, b P. Olson 26 Vale, b R. 0. Marsh 3 Moffat, b Kinsella •.. 5 H. Knauf, b Kinsella 0 Balsam, b W. Olson 3 Williams, c Kinsella, b W. Olson 1 ft. Penwarden. not out 3 Rowlands, c Olson, b P. Olson 1 R. Mcßeth, b P. Olson 1 F. Dewhirst, c Kinsella, bP. Olson 0 Extras 6 Total 52 Bowling analysis.—Kinsella, 3 for 12; R. G. Marsh, 1 for 15; P. Olson, 4 for 12, W. Olson, 2 for 7. Messrs. Olson Bros., who are among the best known of Ayrshire breeders in Xew Zealand, suffered a serious loss on Sunday last, when their well-known pedigree cow "Princess May" died, at their estate "'Woodlands," from tutu poisoning. Princess May (imp.) of , Auchenbrain, by "Cock of the Walk of Doumjoan (1917 A.H.8.); dam Firs Queen of Auehenbrain (5583 Vol. 12., A.H.8.), was 22 years of age. The fact that at the time of her death she had a fine bull calf at foot spea/ks well for the fine constitution, stamina and fertility of the breed. Although Princess May herself was never shown extensively, her progeny have for some years past been among the most prominent prize-winners in the North Island show ring.