AUSTRALIAN.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1206, 20 November 1882, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN.

, (BY CABLE. —REUTER’S TELEGRAMS). MELBOURNE, Nov. 18. < The Cricket Match between the English ’ j team and eleven of Victoria M as continued to- J I day, when the Australian team resumed their i innings, which closed for 101. The M cather ! 1 M’as splendid, and there Mas again a very 1 i large concourse of spectators. The follow- ■ ing arc the scores : J. Swift, c, 8; H. ; Scott, run out, 0; J. D. Edwards, Ibn’, 3; ! J. Rosser, e, 22 ; E. Turner, b, 25 ; T. Ba- • ker, c, 5 ; F. J. D. Kelly, run out, 20 ; IV. 1 ' Bance, b, 2; P. G. McShane, b, 14; W. H. Cooper, b, 0 ; W. Hogan, not out, 2. j Extras, 4; total, 104; being 169 behind i their opponents. The Australians followed ' on their innings, and at the close of the days i play had 7 wickets for 121 runs. The fol- I loM’ing are the scores : —Kelly, b, 14 ; Scott, • 2, 26; Edwards, b, 2: SMift, b, IS ; Rosser, j b, 11 ; Turner, b, .17 ; Baker, b. 5 ; McShane, ' not out, 8 ; Bance, not out, 8. CRICKET. I The Hon. Ivo Bligh’steam versus I’ictoria. I The latter, in then* first innings made 104, 1 and in their second innings, lost 7 wickets ! for 121 runs. Thia Day. j The “ Argus ” to-day in an nr-irb referrI ing to a report that Sir William J-rvoia will ■ succeed Sir Arthur Gordon, nntl strongly ; urges the expediency of appointing Str William Jervois to Victoria, instead of New 1 Zealand. SYDNEY, Nov. 18. The steamship City of New York arrived from Auckland this morning. The Australian cricketers, M ho were passengers by her, were M r armly welcomed on landing. The political situation is unchanged. Nov. 19. It is reported that Mr Munro, with the knowledge and approval of Mr Berry and ( ! the Opposition, will probably move a vote of want of confidence in the Ministry. This Day. ; Sailed—Evening of J Sth: Wakatipu, for j Wellington. Arrived—Last evening : Steamship Wai- ' rarapa, from Auckland. BRISBANE, This Day. A serious anti-coolie riot has occurred at ! Bundaberg. The ringleader of the disturbance has, however, been arrested, and the Natives (Cingalese) have since gone to work. ;