ADDINGTON CLUB.
It may be interesting to cricketers to hear that the Addington Cricket Club has been so successful in its financial matters that they intend enlarging their present ground, taking in another piece of land behind the Exhibition, and toward* the Chriatehurch football pavilion, and as the Cricket Association has kindly granted the A.C.O. the use of that portion in a line across to the Linooln Boad fence, it is further intended to extend the ground, on removal of tho Exhibition buildings, towards the Lincoln Road. If tho proprietors leave the ground in good order, there will be a very nice piece brought into use for cricket purposes. The work of formation will be entrusted to the care of Mr Line, who ho* given the Club every Batiafaction by his oareful attontion to the ground during tho present season, when the Club was labouring under financial difficulties. It ia hoped that the grazing of sheep and horses will not be allowed, as was the case last year, and that the public will forbear from walking on the newformed ground until such time aa there is a good turf grown.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4344, 27 March 1882, Page 3
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190ADDINGTON CLUB. Star (Christchurch), Issue 4344, 27 March 1882, Page 3
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