Cricket Notes

Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 51, 27 October 1891, Page 2

Cricket Notes

A general meeting of members of the Feilding Cricket Club and thoseintensted in the game, was called foriastjerening in Donnelly!fl.J There was a poor attendance, only eight persons being^present. Mr Nicholson, the secretary, read the balance-sheet of last season 1 , whieh-tfnowed the receipts as £8 ss, and expenditure as £2 17s 2d, leaving an apparent of 7s lOd, which was carried to the 'lunch acconnt. The club was actnally • about* 12s in debt, but the secretary 4ad paid theL deficiency out of his own pocket: Mr Nicholson"" was elected^ seeretai^and treasurer for the year. It was' deeufed to ' elect the captain of a;team od the^ay.of the match. The following member* were elected a general committee for the-ensu-ing ~- year .—Messrs Kitchen^tStavens, Eade, and J. Fowles.* , - ~'' l ~t The first match of the 'season win be played on Saturday next, Commencing at 1 o'clock, between Colyton 'and Feßdufe, when the team to Mpresent:Feilding will be selected from the- following {—Nichol« son, Strachan, Stevens, -Fowles, Kitchen, : Bartholomew, '", Eobinartn;' Fowler;- Hill, Shearer, Eade, and Thorburn. ' *? y y What should prove 'tfn^ incentive to i£d young men of Feilding is tht fact that.lT """' lady has paid her subscription of member- , ah'ip. There vs no doubt -that- tf this example,were followed by other 'ladies there would be no lack of interest in practices and' meetings'- by '^Our" young men. __!_!_— 1. ' mmmm ' m "~ "*