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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16987, 10 March 1923, Page 8

Considerable dfcoussion took place at the meeting of the Canterbury Cricket Association last evening, when u letter from the Lin wood Club, protesting against the method of rearranging the draw of the junior grade at the eleventh hour, and stating that the clubs match against Boys’ High School would be played under protest until the matter was reconsidered and played under similar conditions as last year, being semi-finals and finals. Mr V. L. King said the inference amongst the players was that the competitions committee had committed a bad breach in taking the action they had. The chairman (Mr R. B. Ward) said there was nothing in the rules about a knock-out competition. Mr Winsor moved that the teams with the most points be adjudged the winners at the conclusion of the present round. The motion was carried by five votes to four. and Messrs E. E. Lrrttrell and W. Simpson intimated their intention of resguing from the Competitions Committee. After further discussion Mr Winsor was granted permission to withdraw his motion and it was decided that the action of the Competitions Committee be confirmed and that in future years a definite procedure be outlined at the beginning of each season. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. HOMF.LT Girl requires Board or Part Board with Private Family within j waiting distance of BQMm KJwi THE Dainty Confectionery Shop in -he new buildings at Ricarton. near ! Clarence Road, is opening on Wednesday. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES & DEATHS j death: \ BERRY-—March 10. Albert Arthur, beloved | husband of the late Ellen Mary Berry, at his late residence. 279. Armagh Street. Suddenly. FUNERALS. riline Funeral of the late Bella Ball late -L of Wanganui) will leave 234 Lichfield Street on Sunday. March 11. at 3.15 p m for the Bromley Cemetery. J. LAMB AND SON rpHE Funeral of the lute Hubert M Mil lan -1 will leave his late residence. Santa Rosa Farm, Halswell. on Sunday. March ■ 11 at 3 45 pm. for the Halswell Church* I yard. J. LAMB AND SON.