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as no concessions are granted to I\ew Zealand teams in Australia. The secretary 'of the "flangamu Cricket Association -wrote stating that Wanganui bent South Taranaki for tho Hawke Cup by 109 runs. There was a distinct loss on the game, as onlv £3 9s was taken at the gates. I*ll6 secretary of tho Canterbury Association wrote forwarding cheque tor £4 4s rid being the Council's share of the proceeds of the Plunket Shield match, Auckland v. Canterbury. The secretary reported that the manager of the Bank of New Zealand had informed him that the fixed deposit for £lO3 had matured, and he had instructed the manager of the bank to place the amount to the credit of tho Council's account. Tho secretary's action was confirmed. A cricket match between the Ashburton Temperance and Fairfield Cricket Clubs which was commenced on .Tanunr.v 31, ' was continued on Saturday at Fairfield, when the forjiM'i- wori' by runs. Fairfield in their fi-.-r-i innings made 69, and in their second innings 120 for eight wickets. Temperance replied with 148., in the first innings and 141 for nine wickets in the second. C. G. Andrews and G. Fowke bowled best for Temperance, and M::'doon and Franklin for Fairfield. A match was olaved on Saturday at St Albans Pari;" between Weeks and Co. and tb" Christehurch Veterans' Club, the latter winning by 5 runs. The Veterans made 119 (M'Xao 50 retired. Cook 25, Harris lo). Weeks and Co. responded with 114 (Camiu-; c 41. T3ell 14. Hi!! 14 not our, D. Frwr 13, Evar,;; 11). Rattr.iy. Cook and Jewell howled best for the Veterans, and Frasor and Pegg for Weeks and Co.

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