TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 283, 25 November 1873, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

PROVINCIAL. Dunedin, November 25. In the cricket match Auckland v. Dunedin, the tetter's ecore was : — Mears. b Sweet, 6; Lambert, b Fobinson, B; M'Donnel. h Robinson, 0; J. M'Pharlane, b Sveefc, 6; Downes, c Yates, 0; Robinson, 3 ; Garwood, c and b Sweet, 31 ; Clarke, b Burkland, 6; Thompson, b Sweet, 10; Rhodes, c Alfred Buckland, 0; Glen, not out. 0; extras, 5; total, 77. They then adjourned to lunch at 230, aftT which Auckland went iv and scored as follows: — Billen-, c Mear?, 6; Glen, 'i ; Mumford, c Downes, 5 ; Alpe, b Downes, 7: Dufour, b Downes, 6; Yates, b Meaw,!; Clayfortb, b Garwood, 19; Robinson, b Downes, 8; Sweet, b Garwood, 11; Dixon, b Garwood, 0; Buckland, c and b Garwood, 6; Lankham, not out, 1; extras, 10; total, 78. After balf-an hour's rest, Dunedin went in for tbe second innings : — Mears, b Buckland, 0; Thompson, c and b Sweet. 10; Rhodes, b Sweet, 0; Lambert, b Sweet, 0 Allen, b Buckland, 4; M'Donnell, not out, 8; M'Pharlane, run out, 2; Garwood, b Sweet, 2 ; Clarke, not out, 6. Time was then called. Over 3000 people were present. Auckland, November 25. The South British have made a call of ss. Alexandra, November 24. The Hauhau Kawhia chief Tapib^na, who gave so much troudle here some time ago, is now in the township on a friendly viait. [From a Correspondent] Waiau, November 24. The nomination of Amur! representatives for the Provincial Council took place to-day. Messrs. John Sh«rp, T. Carter, and Roderick M'Rae were nominated. The show ot hands was in favor of Mr Xl'Sae. The poll will take place on the Ist Lecember.