CRICKET.
The return match between H.M. Gsth Regiment, and the " Albion Club," came off on Wednesday last on the military parade ground, and drew forth a goodly assemblage of spectators, amongst whom we noticed an agreeable sprinkling of the f.iii sex. The first innings was so well contested, that it gave additional interest to the game, but Dame Fortune smiled as usual on our townsmen, as will be seen by the subjoined score. Mr. Hamley of the Ordinance, on the part of the military was chosen umpire, and Mr. Green of If.M.S. Castor, on that of the Club, and gave universal satisfaotion by the impartiality of their decisions :— H.M. 65th Regiment.
91 The " Albion Club" thus winning with seven wickets to go down. The day's amusement was concluded by a Ball at the Royal Hotel, where the dance was kept up with much spirit to the enlivening music of the band of If.M. 65th Regiment, which, by Lieut. Col. Gold's kind permission, was in attendance.
Departure op tub Governor. — H. M. Steam Sloop Jnflcxible, will sail this day, with His Excellency the Governor and suite, and Major Wyatt, Cstli Regt, for Wellington. The mail is to close at 1 1 o'clock.
\st Innings. 2nd Innings. 2apt. Murray I>. by Young . 4 rim out . . . 1 :,icut. Cuthbert b. by Hnrgreavcs 1 b. by Young . 4 [iieut. Barnard not out . . Ob. by Young . 1 Jorpl. Bracken c. by Young . 3 b. by Hargreaves 2 ?rivateßrinclleyst. by Young . 1 c. by Young . 14 i, Greenwood c. by Met ri man 6c. by Young . 3 „ Valentine 1). by Young . 2 b. by Hargreaves 1 „ Copestick b. by Young . oc. by Young . 0 „ McVeigh b. by Ilai'greaves (i not nut . . . 0 „ Cannon b. by Young . 2b. by Young .10 „ Giiling cby Young . ob. by Young . 1 \iyes VI 7 Wide Halls 3 3 41 47 41 47 41 Total Innings 88 ;s 88
Albion Cm \st Inning t. Hargreaves c. by Cannon . 3 Harris c. by Murray . 1 1 Berry b. by Coposlick 1 Sfoung b. by Co^cstick 3 Soates b. by Copcstick 2 Mcrryman run out . . .10 Barstow not out . . .11 Scott c. by Copcstick 1 Cnrlton run out . . 2 I3rath\\«iite run out ... '2 Elliott c. by Greenwood 5 Ryes ....... 9 Wide Balls 4 ÜB. 2nd Tunings. c. by Valentine . not out .... c. by Greenwood not out .... b. by Greenwood . G 3 4 9 I 4 0 64 27
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New Zealander, Volume 2, Issue 89, 13 February 1847, Page 3
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