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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 15970, 12 November 1919, Page 7

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WANGANUI V. MAETON.. A fleam from Wanganui played a Marion team at the latter town yesterday’and ran out the winners by 147 mas on the first innings, Marion batted first and knocked up 59 runs, first innings produced 204 runs. The following arc the details; MAETON, First Innings. Eobinson, st. Burton, b Holland 8 (jolthait, b Holland 1 J. Smith, b Holland 10 Marsh all, run out 26 Arkwright, st. Burton, b Holland ... 3 Miles, o Darby, b Tkonson 2 Broad, b Holland - 6 A. Snath, b Bronson 0 Burgess, c Burton, b Tronson 0 *35111, b Tronson 0 Kerr, not out 0 Extras 3 Total 69 Bowling Analysis—Holland 5 wickets for 16 runs, Tronson 4 for 9 and Ellerm 0 for 32. Second Innings. Eobinaon, not out 24 Colthaati, b Tronson 10 J. Smith, 0 Ellerm, b Tronson 22 Miles, o Tronson, b Holland 3 Extras 0 Total for 3 wickets 65 Bowling Analysis.—Tronson 2 wickets for 21 runs. Holland 1 for 0, Ellerm 0 fon 20 and Wood 0 for 18. WANGANUI. First Innings. Stapleton, b Broad 8 E. Loudon, b Broad 47 Wood, run out 5 S. London, b Burgess 8 Holland, c Marshall, b Broad 36 Meuli, c Arkwright, b Eobinson 41 Burton, not out 30 Ellerm. c Miles, b Broad 0 Darby, b Broad 2 Tronson, b Broad 0 Smedley, b Marshall S Extras 3 Total 204 Bowling Analysis.—Broad 6 wickets for 83 runs, Burgess 1 for 41, Eobinson 1 for 9 and Marshall 1 for 2. "Happiness is Life—Everything." —Stan us.' But who can be happy when a cold stuffs up the head, a cough tear i each throat membrane, and chest trouble tortures the lungs? Why, no one>! Still we can restore happiness to its own _at least Baxter’s Lung Preserves can do it for us. This sterling old remedy for summer ills will promptly out the cold, silence the cough, and relieve the lungs. It has been doing for •over' half a century. Always have "Baxter’s” handy through the summer. % 6d large bottle.