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Hokitika Guardian, 10 May 1930, Page 5

Mr Trevor says Hornibrook is practically unplayable. He is wise enough to pitch the ball up and made the most of his height and changed the pace without a- change in action.

ITINERARY OF TOUR

The remaining matches to he played by the Australians are as follows: May 10-13 —v. Yorkshire, Sheffield. May 14-16 —v. Lancashire, Liverpool. May 17-20—v. M.C.C., Lord’s. May 21-23—v. Derbyshire, Chesterfield. May 24-27—v. Surrey, The Oval. May 28-30—v Oxford University, Oxford. June 1-6—v. Middlesex, Lord’s. June 7-10—v. Cambridge University, Fenners. June 13-17—FIRST TEST, ty-ent Bridge. June 18-20—v. Surrey, The Oval. June 21-24—v. Lancashire, Old Trafford. \ June 27-July I—SECOND TEST, at Lord’s. July 2-4—v. Yorkshire, Bradford. July 5-B—v. Nottingham, Trent Bridge. July 11-18—THIRD TEST, Leeds. July 16-18—v. Scotland, Edinburgh. July 19-21—v. West of Scotland, Glasgow. July 22-23—v. Durham, Sunderland. July 25-29-FOURTH TEST, Old Traff o rd. July 30-August I—v. Somerset, Taunton. August 2-s—v. Glamorgan, Swansea. August 6-B—v. Warwickshire, Birmingham. 9-12—v. • Northamptonshire Northampton. August 16-22—FIFTH TEST, • The Oval. August 23-26—v. Gloucestershire, at Bristol. August 27-29—v. Kent, Canterbury. August 30-Sept 2—v Sussex, Brighton. Folkestone. Sept. 0-B—v. M.C.C., Lord’s. Sept. 10-12—v. English XI, Sear-