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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIL, Issue 267, 10 November 1877, Page 2

at 7.30 a.m. and arrived at Motueka at 10.40. Fifteen minutes after the Lady Barkly arrived with a goodly number of passengers. At one o'clock the cricket team assembled afc the Institute, where the procession started for the sceue of action. Arrived at the grouud no time was lost in getting to work, the Naval Brigade taking the willow first. After an amusing innings, during which Miss Gum and Salamander Sara distinguished themselves, they were put out, having made the score of 41. An adjournment was then made to the tent, where a capital lunch was served up. The Motueka team then went to the wickets, and after making the score of 48 they retired. The total sum taken at the gate was £13 15s 6d. A monster "tea fight" took place at 6 o'clock, which waa numerously attended, and in the evening a concert was given in the Institute by the members of the Naval Brigade, which passed off satisfactorily, the proceeds of that and the tea being over £20. A household apectific. As a household specfic for indigestion, biliousness, nausea, constipation, sick headache, urinary complaiuts, and the many ailments which affect the secretive and discharging organs, as an agreeable appetizer, a promoter of sleep, a useful resuseitant, and a genial stomachic and carminative, no alcoholic cordial has ever yet been discovered which can compare in efficacy with Udolpho Wolfe's Schiedah Aromatic Schnapps. No family should be without it.— Ad vt.