INGLEWOOD.

Taranaki Daily News, 12 November 1921, Page 7

INGLEWOOD.

CONVENT CONCERT. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Nov. 11. It is stated on absolutely first-class authority that a treat in the form of quite a new departure for this centre of farming and commercial activity is to be offered the public of Inglewood Borough and County on Thursday, December 1. On that day a matinee concert is to be given at 2 p.m. in the Town Hall by the pupils of the Inglewood Convent School, in aid of the funds of the school. Preparations for the event are well advanced, and, considering the many successes scored by pupils of the institution in numerous musical examinations, a real treat may confidently be expected. The full programme may be watched for in the columns of the News, wherein it will be published in due course. CRICKET MATCH. The cricket match, Inglewood v. Midhirst, played on the Inglewood ground on Thursday, resulted in a win for the home team on the first innings. Scores: MIDHIRST. Green, c Bullot, b Cutfield 6 Witherford, b L. Sutherland 0 McMeekin, lbw, b L. Sutherland 11 Richmond, b L. Sutherland 7 Snookes, c Caterer, bL. Sutherland . 8 Absolom, c Gibson, b L. Sutherland .. 4 Fowler, c Gibson, b Cutfield 1 Mills, b Cutfield .••••: 0 Carter, run out 1 Anderson, bL. Sutherland ...... 6 Riley, not out ....... 0 Extras • • • • • • 3 Total 47 INGLEWOOD. Bullot, lbw, b McMeekin 14 L. Sutherland, c and b Absolom 18 Caterer, kicked wicket, b McMeekin .. 10 Partridge, run out •> 1 G. Gibson, run out 4 Cutfield, b Richmond 1 Clegg, c and b Green 39 Wylie, c Green 16 Arthur, b Snookes 6 M. Sutherland, b Caterer 13 Manby, not out ... 0 Extras ..............._g 13 Total 129

Though Midhirst filled in the time to finish the day’s play, and scored 137 runs for their second innings, the decision, of course was in favor of the home team. The weather for the game was fair, though cold towards evening, and altogether a pleasant time was spent.