TINUI.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8368, 27 February 1907, Page 7

TINUI.

(From Our Own Correspondent). TINUI, Febuary 25. A cricket match was played at Car swelis. last Saturday, bet ween Carswell? and Tinui. The match was played in a paddock kir.dly lent for the occasion by Mr W. Liverton, the pitch being put in evcalienl; order by Mr J. Greenbank. The visitors won by an innings and 26 runs. Smart fielding, on both sides was a feature of a very pleasant afternoon's play. Mrs Greenbank, in her usual generous manner, supplied afternoon tea, a kindness that was much appreciated. Neither side had a full team. The following were the scores: — Carswells (first innings).—Hill,, b D'Arcy, 1; Hyde, b O'Donoughoe, 1; Fulton, b D'Arcy, 1; Gully, b O'Donoughoe, 3; Stream, b D'Arcy, 0; Curtis, b O'Donoughoe, 8; Loader, b O'Donoughoe, 0; Greenbank, b O'Donoughoe, 1; Gillanders, b D'Arcy, 3; Savage, not out, 4; extras, 8; total 30. Carswells (second innings).—Hill, c Marsh, b Brooks, 0; Stream, b Parker, 9; Hyde, b Parker, 0 ; Loader, st, b O'Donoughoe, 0; Gully, c Collerton, b Brooks, 2; Curtis, run out, 17; Greenbank, c D'Arcy. b Parker, 0; Gillanders, not out, 1; extras, 3; total, 32. "Tinui (first innings). —D'Arcy, b Hill, 51; O'Donoughue, run out, 2; Marsh, b Gully, 1; Sharp, c and b Hyde, 23; Brooks, run out, 0; Parker, c and b Gully, 3; Millar, b Gully, 2; Collerton, not out, 2; extras, & 4; total, 88. Tuesday. Quite a chapter of accidents has happened here within the past few days, none of them, however, of a serious nature. While riding home from school, last week, a son of Mr J. McCleay, Mangapakeha, was thrown from his horse and was ■dragged kicked about the head and body while' being dragged along the road. Dr. Dawson had to put in several stitches. A young daughter ofjjMr and Mrs G. Street, Langdale, fell frorh her horse and had her collarbone broken. A mishap also befel a daughter of Mr and Mrs Tuckett, her cbllarbone also being broken, while a-daughter of Mr Collerton was thrown from her horse and dislocated her shoulder. Dr. Dawson attended aM the sufferers, who are doing as well as can be expected.