CRICKET.

Temuka Leader, Issue 3924, 24 July 1902, Page 2

CRICKET.

THE AUSTRALIANS IN ENGLAND. THE MATCH AGAINST SURREY. London, July 21. The. returu match between the Australians and Surrey commenced at Kensington Oval today. r J he home team won the toss and for eight wickets 294 runs were made. Abel 104. Playing against Middlesex Lockwood took six wickets for twenty four runs. The teanv for Thursday’s test match it as follows MacLaren, Jackson, Palaired Kanjitsinhji, Tyldesley, Abel, Lockwood, Hust, Rhodes, Brannd and Lilley.

MEETING OF LADIES. A meeting of ladies interested in the Temuka Cricket Club was held in the Temuka District High School yesterday afternoon. Although a large number attended, it was to be regretted that the members of the Cricket Club were not more largely represented. It was proposed by Airs Hayhurst and seconded by Miss Brown, “ That Airs T. Brown be president and Miss M. McCaskill be secretary.”—Carried. It was proposed by Mrs Brown and seconded by Airs Hayhurst, “ That a ‘ Cricketers’ Carnival ’ he held on Thursday, August 21st, that sixpence be charged for admission, and that no passes be granted.”—Agreed to. Members of the Cricket Club liras undertaken the charge of the pingpong tables, the arrangement of the stalls, etc. The different stalls will bo presided over by the following ladies with the assistance of their friends : Refreshment Stall — Mesdames T. Brown, Hayhurst, Buxton, and Misses Brown and E. Lee. Work Stall Mesdames Feildeu, Hayes, Twomey, Roulston, McLeod, and Adcock. Jumble Stall—Mesdames Holwell, Gappcr, Coira, Pollock, and Di:k. A meeting wil be held Li Die school next Wednesday at -LAO to make further arrangements.