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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 136, 30 November 1911, Page 8

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WARNER'S ILLNESS. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. Sydney, November 29. I It is unlikely that Warner will be able to play in the first two tests, possibly not for the whole tour. Although he is recovering, the doctors j order extremo caution. ENGLISHMEN LEAVE FOR BRISBANE Received 29, 1.10 a.m. Sydney, November 28. The English cricketers have departed for Queensland. TO-DAY'S MATCHES. The following will play for Carr'.ngton Road juniors against High School this afternoon on the High School ground at 2.30 sharp:—W. Hooker, L. Richards, Cousins, H. McEwen, H, McGahey, Lovell, Hodges, P. Cooper, E. Foote, A. Richards, P. Hooker, E. Elliott, E. Bil- ■ ling, B. Oakes. The following will play for the Fire Brigade Cricket Club on Thursday, 'November 30, on the Tukapa grounds, play to start at 2.30:—1. BuUot, J. Best, L. j Bullot, W. Roch, C. Brown, S. Hodges, L. Brabant, B. Bullot, B. Petty, W. Gunson and G. Wigley. The following will plav for Carrington Road against Waitara on the Sports Ground to-day, play to commence at 2.16 p.m.:—Perham, Smith, Gwillim, Quilliam, Avery, McEwen, Simpson, Billing, Elliott, Robertson and Bevan.

NORTH TARANAKT ASSOCIATION. Tho special general meeting of the North Taranaki Cricket Association, which had been called for last night, lapsed for want of a quorum. An effort will be made to hold it at Messrs. Webster & McKellar's ofliee to-night, when it is hoped that every club will be represented.