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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 4, Issue 417, 20 July 1880, Page 2

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' ThlkOßaVis.) '. London, July 17.

The cricket match which was" commenced on Thursday between the Australians and Eighteen of the Werneth Club at Oldham, in Lancashire,... was concludcd.torday,and resultedin another victo y for the; Australians in one innings With 11 runs to spare. The Australians ih; their first innings scored 119 runs, McDonald /being the higljest scorer with 53 runs, for wliich he ■. was bowled out. The Werneth" : Glub in their first -inning'sscored only 88, and Being behind their opponents ihey had to follow. In. their second innings they were all disposed of for GO,'and the Australians thus won the match as stated. In the first innings of the Werneth Club, Spofforthtook eleven wickets. The wicket was very dead ;the attendance of the public at the match on each day was very laige. The Australians have played 18 matches, 13 of which they have won, and the balance (5) have been drawn, mostly in their favor, i Athrkb, July 17. The Greek Government have sent to the Great Powers a reply to their collective note embodying the decision of the decision of the Berlin Oonfereice in regard to the Turko-Greek dispute. The reply intimates acceptance by the Greek Government of the decision of the Conference as to the territory ceded to Greece for the rectification of her frontier. Constantinople. July 17. Several Germans have recently been appointed by the Porte to high posts in the Turkish Foreign, Financial, and War Departments.