TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4977, 6 March 1877, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

(PER PRESS AGENCI.) . _ Auckland, Monday. The Commissioner’s report on the Lunatic Asylum finds that the accommodation is inadequate. He suggests some minor improvements, but blames no one officially. In consequence of recent discoveries, the Moanatairi scrip has risen since Saturday from 15s. to 355. The Hazlebank ' Company is wound up, taking 550 shares in the Kurunui Hill mine*" for their plant and property. The Union Beach mine, Coromandel, has, ' produced 22500z5.' retorted gold as a month’s -yield,, giving a,-.dividend.of .-12 s. 6d. per share. Shares have risen from £1 to' £2 since Saturday. , Grahams, town, Monday. The Moanatairi Company’s fortnightly yield is 7150z5. The greater part of this was from the ne\v run of gold discovered last week, which bids fair to prove the most important find made here for years. Shares have advancedfrom 14s. to 80s. Foxton, Monday. The wife of J. E. Trask was yesterday delivered of three boys. The mother and chil. dren are all doing well. Christchurch, Monday. Robert A. Buchanan, late clerk at Akaroa, was brought up to-day on three separate charges of embezzlement. His defalcations extend over three years. He was committed for trial on each charge. Bail was allowed. The proposed Co-operative Society promises to be successful. Hokitika, Monday. The Hinemoa sailed at 1.30 p.m. for Nelson with all the Colonial representatives except a few who go overland to Christchurch. THE ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN AT DUNEDIN. Dunedin, Monday. The weather is again magnificent. The match was resumed shortly before 12 o’clock. Armitage and Emmett, the not-outs, appeared at the wickets. After scoring 19, Emmett was beautifully caught by Spring behind the wickets. Telegraph ; 7—19—148. Southerton joined Armitage, who was caught by Paramor at short-slip. Telegraph : 8—26 159. Pooley supplied the vacancy, and Southerton was caught by Cargill at point. Telegraph : 9—4—160. Lilly white went in last, and did not score, Pooley being easilycaught by Meares. Telegraph : 10—3—163. Subjoined are the scores : ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN—FIRST INNINGS. Hill, c Rhodes, b Millington .. .. 19 Jupp, c Cargill, b Millington .. .. 3 Gharlwood, c Spring, b Everest .. .. 32 XJlyett, c Morrison, b Everest .. .. 38 Selby, c Spring, b Lathbury .. .. 0 Greenwood, c Cargill, b Everest .. .. 12 Emmett, o Spring, b Millington .. .. 19 Armitage, c Paramor, b Millington .. 26 Southerton, c Cargill, b Millington .. 4 Pooley, c Meares, b Millington .. .. 3 Lillywhite, not out 0 Extras .. .. ' 7

Total .. .. 163 The Englishmen have therefore scored 87 more than the Otago eighteen. Botvling Analysis. —Millington, 1 wide,-51 runs, 6 wickets, IS3 balls, 17 maidens ; Dixon, 27 runs, 64 balls, 6 maidens; Everest, 40 runs, 3 wickets, 112 balls, 9 maidens; Latbbury, 19 runs, 1 wicket, 140 balls, 3 maidens: Austin, 16 runs, 92'balls, 15 maidens. Fulton and Meares were the first to represent Otago at the wickets. After scoring three the latter was clean bowled by Lillywhite. Telegraph; I—3—6. Paramor then joined Fulton, and played well for his double figures, but he was given out leg before wicket. Telegraph; 2—17—35. Fulton scored 16 and was clean bowled. Telegraph : 3—16—37. Austin was bowled without scoring. Telegraph: 4—0—37. After obtaining a single Rose was caught by Southerton. Telegraph: 5—1—45. Sutcliffe was easily bowled. Telegraph ; —6 —1 scored seven, Allen was caught by Southerton. Telegraph : 77 —57. Cargill was caught by Pooley at the wickets without scoring. . Telegraph : 8— 0 Spring then played a pretty innings for his seven, and was unfortunately run out. Telegraph ; 9—7—66. After contributing seven Clarke was stumped by Pooley. Telegraph: 10— 7—76. Millington was beautifully caught, without scoring, by Ulyett. Telegraph : 11— 0—76. Morrison scored three, and was caught by Selby. Telegraph : 12—3—79. The captain, Lathbury, put Lillywhite’s first ball . into Emmett’s hands. Telegraph : 13—0—79. After carefully scoring 13 Dixon was given out Ibw. Telegraph: 14—13—79. Rhodes contributed four, and was then stumped by Pooley. Telegraph; 15--4—36. Everest was clean bowled first ball by Liltywhite. Telegraph : 16—0—86. Nichols played well for his 21 ; Collinson, who was mained before he went to the wickets, carrying his bat out, and theinnings closed. Telegraph: 17—21—106. This made the grand total, 182; leaving the Englishmen 22 to get to win. The match ended in a draw at 5,40. Subjoined are the scores:— OTAGO—SECOND INNINGS. Meares, b Lillywhite .. 3 Fulton, b Lillywhite ~ 16 Paramor, Ibw, b Emmett .. .. ..17 Dixon, Ibw, b Southerton .. .. .. 13 Austin, b Lillywhite .. 0 Rose, c Southerton. b Lillywhite .. .. 1 Sutcliffe, b Southerton ■ 1 Allen, o Southerton 7 Cargill, c Pooley, b Lillywhite .. .. O Spring, run out '.. 7 Clarke, st Pooley, b Lillywhite .. .. 7 Millington, c Uiyett, b Lillywhite .. O Morrison, c Emmett, b Lillywhite.. .. 3 Lathbury, c Emmett, b Lilly white .. 0 Rhodes, st Poolev, b Lillywhite .. .. 4 Everest, b Lillywhite 0 Nichols, b Hill .. .: 21 Collinson, not out .. .. ... 2 Leg-byes, 3; bye, 1 .. .. .. 4 • Total 106