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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 183, 20 December 1912, Page 5

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NEW SOUTH WALES v. WELLINGTON' • By Tel ?graph—Press Association. . Wellington, Last Night. The Now South Wales teachers played:, the local teachers to-day, the game ending in a draw. Wellington scored IC9 and New South Wales 157 for seven wickets.' For the visitors Harvey hit up 99, in-:' eluding twelve 4'e, and Freeman took six wickets for 33 runs. SOUTH MELBOURNE v. WAIRARAPA. Masterton, Last Night. ■> The South Melbourne-Wairarapa match was continued to-day in weather. The visitors knocked up 3a'd runs in the 'first innings, Kyle 111 (r'.ti out) being top scorer. Wairarapa collapsed in the second innings, being disposed of for 41. South Melbourne thu? won by an innings and 263 rum. 1 THE HAWKE CUP. WANGANUI v. SOUTH CANTERBURY,^ Wanganni, Last Night, i The Hawke Oup representative match, South Taranaki v. Wanganui, was concluded to-day on a bowler's wicket, Wanganui winning l>y an innings and ■ 394 runs. South Taranaki's second innings produced 33. Bernau took five wickets for 18 runs, and Holland three for 11.

Tin; following, will represent New Ply. raoutli in their match against Law on tin; Recreation Ground to-morrow afternoon:—Mason, Gwillim, W. Shepperd, Harding, Orden, Green, Stohr, Monk, Newall, O'Donnell. Hooker. The following is the Law team to play the New Plymouth Club in the Recreation Grounds to-morrow: Bewley, Greats hatch, Elliott, Lawrey. H. B. Reid, T, P.: Anderson, R. Quilliam, li. I!. Reid, John-, son, Shepherd and Lash. ''