INTERPROVINCIAL.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 10, 12 January 1880, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL.

yr. - 1 " [PeessAssociationlJ ■'. A. A '---; L r ' Dunedin, Saturday night. g^ ; VThe seventeenth interprovincial cricket 'fjr'\ match commenced on the Caledonian ground ?B. at noon to-day, the weather being beautiful £.: but the attendance small.' Ashley winning ! |" tbe toss,, elected to take,, advantage of the y wicket and sent in Hartlandand Alpe to _S,.;:*he bowling of Paramor and M'Lennan. s|* In the last ball of the third: over. M'Lennan > •: - c»ught' Hartland off his own bowling. 1-7-14. 'Ay 3. Fowler .joined 'Alpe,. but the latter after g.r adding three singles to the score, ; was beauti£j?/fully, eaoghfc. in the slips, by Paramor off It 3!_- Lellah. 2—10—21. Ashby, the Canter-. 55-; bury captain, 'filled the vacancy, but his first M>hail,he drove back into the hands of M'Lellan, pfiwhb dropped ifc like a 'hot potato. For this signified his thanks by treating both [ rty Jhe .bowlers 'to heavy punishment, lifting out of .bounds for 4. There was t£>._._on : 30 upon the board. Conway relieved iS^M'Lelian, but Ashley, opening his shoulders, retreated Paramor? to a couple of skyers, one ■g^nye. going high' out of : bounds. • When 57 gi|lwas.on 'the telegraph board, Cooke, a left l^^andvVbo^ler, relieved- Paramor. These |S|.cj_ange_rdid^nofc prove effectual, 70 soon ap--fl_l>. ajcing'jbh the board, and at I '3o, the score at* .7B, Ashby making 41 and J. l^^wi-El-i, tiotli not out, they adjourned for 'MiwsA' : AAA,yA .a.a .".'•;;•;;- --*"*>"' .'..'.'■'.-' v ■ -.

Monday. tn the. interp.ovinciai cricket - match, Otago v. Christchurch, the following are the Scores: — Gantebbort — First innings: Alpe, c Paramour b M'Lellan, 10; Hartlaud, c and -b M'Lellan, 7; Ashby, c Conway b M'Lellan, 59; E. Fowler, c. Clark b Haskell, 05; Baker, lbw, b M'Lellan, 5; Turner, b Haskell, 16; J. Fowler, lbw, b Cooke, 0; Sheath, b Cooke, 12; Jieeves, c Paramour b M'Lellan, ,'5; C. Frith, run out, 2; Fuller, not out, 1; byes, 3; ]pg bye, 1; wides, 4; total, 190. Otago— First innings: Spring, b Frith, 1, Veruou, b Ashby, 0; Clark, c Turner b Ashby, 7; Conway, b Frith, 14; Paramour, lbw, b Turner, 27; Cargill, c and b.Frith, ! 3; byes, 2; wides, 3; leg byes, 2; total for six wickets, 69. Arrived — Ship Marlborough, from London, 87 dnys out. One" death of au infant and t wo births occurred on the passage. Wellington, Monday. ' A stabbing case occur. cd on Friday night. Ifc appears tbat two seamen belonging to the barque Bebington had a fight, when one of them, Alexander Martin, took a sheath knife .••nd severely stabbed the other in the neck. The matter was kept quiet, but tbo police getting hold of it have arrested Martin on a charge of unlawfully wounding. H.M.S. Cormorant arrived from Auckland [ yesterday morning. i The N.Z. Shipping Company's ship Wairoa sailed for London on Saturday with 13 passengers and a large cargo valued at £67,338. Ludivig, a well known jeweller, died on Saturday; and Shaw, also a well known jeweller, died last night. Dropsy was the cause, of death in each case. Chkistchurch, Monday. On openiug the Supreme Court this morning, Mr. Joynt 'said that on ac:outit of the iuconvenience, public and private, he would not challenge any juror separately. After four challenges, one by the Crown, and three by Mr Joynt, a jury was empanelled, and the rioters are being tried together. The evidence is similar to that giveu in the Magistrates' Court. It is said a large number of witnesses will be produced to prove an alibi. Pout Chai#_iees, Monday. A smart shock of earthquake from north east to south east, and of about 90 sacouds duration, was experienced here at 2 a.m. today, j . Bluff, Monday. The Arawata left Hobson's Bay at 3 p.m. on the 6th inst., arrived at Hobart Town at • 7 a.m. on the Bth, and left again the same day at 2.30 p.iti., and made the land at noon ou the llth, when she slowed down, and arrived at.the Bluff at daylight on the 12tb. She, experienced light variable winds with fine weath_e_- throu g hout_the passage. Saloon passengers from Melbourne j— For the-Blnffi : 'Misses Fitts (2), Mr and Mrs Preston, Messrs Bond, Shirst, and 21 tons of cago. For Dunedin : Mr and Mrs Bonning and family, Messrs McFarland, Thomson, Aikman, Cook, Llewellyn, and 60 in tbe steerage, and 70 tons of cago. For Lyttelton, Mr Pittman, Mr and Mrs L. Davis, Miss Restall, Mrs Thomas and Wild, Mr and Mrs Douglas, and 17 in the steerage, and 16 tons of cago. For Wellington : Mr Benjamin, Mrs, Miss, and Mr Edwards, Mr and Mrs Dugan, Miss Patterson, Messrs Kirk, Forthwith, and 9 in the steerage, and 61 tons of cargo. Atbckla-JD, Monday. The .. Australia arrived at six o'clock yesterday evening from Sau Francisco, three days ahead of her contract time. She left San Francisco on the 23rd December .New Zealand time) had moderate weather, and made a 19 days' passage tc.Auckland, being the fastest on record. Passengers for New Zealand -.— Five Sisters of the Sacred Heart from Chicago, Charles Johnson, Mr and Mrs Pond, Madame Bondreau, A. D. Marten and wife, Mr and Mrs Combes and son, and 7 in the steerage. There are 35 for. Sydney.