CRICKET.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 9662, 10 November 1882, Page 3

CRICKET.

* : " ' WANGANUI v. PALMEESTON. ' The long- talked of match between the Wanganui and Palmerston North Cricket Clubs came off yesterday at Palmerston, and resulted, as will be seen from the scores, in a 'victory for' Wanganui by three wickets. The contest was a good one ; , and genuine oricket was shown on both sides. The chief ■ feature of the match was Sunley's bowling for the victorious team.- In the first innings he cleaned bowed' seven of the Palmerston men. Cross in his • second innings put together the big score of 44, not out, in which, however, he gavetwo chances.' None of- the :Palmerstori men:inade any stand, but Isaac Salmon's play all round was good, taking Eix' wickets in the first inniiigs,- ; and. four in the unfinished second. Play commenced at a quarter past 10 o'clock, and at 12.30 an adjournment was made to 'Fenton's Eoyal Hotel for lunch. The chair w»s filled by Mr McNeiil, president of the Pulmerston Club, having on his right Mr Macquarie,- captain of the Palmerston team, and on his left Mr Cross, captain of the Wnngantu team. Thevicechair was filled by Mr G. M. Snelson The usual loyal toasts, and health and prosperity to' the contending clubs, were duly proposed and .cordially honoured. Play was then resumed, and lasted till 4 o'clock. The Wauganui men returned horne 1 last night, after an enjoyable and very friendly day's cricket. Mr Thos. Ferry umpired for Wanganui, and Dr Mtirriner for Palmerston. Subjoined are the scores :— - ; _. WAN'OAXur. — 'Ist' innings. ■••'■< E.'Lockett, b Thompson 5 Aapiodt, c Eeeve, b Salmon ... '... 0 White, 1.b,w., b Salmon ... ...■ 4 Cross, b Salmon... 0 Kdpnedy, b Thomson 7 "Moore, "c Macquarrie; b Salmon ... 0 Marshall, senr., c Thompson, b Salmon 1 Gray, c Macquarrie, b Salmon... ... 4 Sunley, b Thompson 7 Marshall, jun., b Thompson ... ... 0 Fry, not out 2 Extras 2 Total 32 2nd innings. Lockett, c Pirani, b Thompson ... 1 Aamodt", b Salmon 3 AVhito, c Simpson, b Salmon ... ... 0 Cross, not out ... ... ... ... 44 Kennedy, b Thompson ... ... ... 1 Moore, run out ... ... ... ... 1 Marshall, sen., b Salmon 0 Gray, not out ... ■ ... 2 Sunloy, 0 Pirani, b Salmon ■ ...' „.'. i I Extras ... ,-.•.. •...- ... ■ 2 -■■-.-• Total. : ... ; ... . ... 59 Grand total; with 3;wickets t0, fa11. ... , 91 , pALMEitsiox koiiti, — Ist innings. Pirani, c Sunley, b. Kennedy ... . ... 0 Lloyd, b Sunloy... ' ..'. 8 Pratt, b Sunley 2 Thompson, b Sunley ... 1 Itussell, b Sunley 0 Salmou, b Sunley ... ... ... 9 Charles, 'not out 11 Simpson,. b Kennedy ... ... ... . 4 Macquarrie, b Sunley ... ... ..'. 0 Eeeve, b Kennedy .: 0 Stables, b Sunloy 3 , Extras, -1- ! ( 1 . • 1' •' ] i ' . - 1 '' — Total .... - 48 ■ . U' 'V '•' ''•' ■ ; • 2nd innings. Pirani, b Kennedy ... 0 Lloyd, c Loekott, b Kennedy ... ' ... 3 Pratt, b Gray 2 Thompson, run out ..;■ ... ... 8 Russell, run out 0 I Salmon, c Sunley, b Kennedy 4 Charles, h Sunley '"■.'.'.' ' -..'.' ' ... ' 0 Simpson, run out ... ... ... 4Macqunrrie, not out ... ... ... 5 Keovo, 1.b.w., b Gray .6 Stables, b Sunley ■ -,•■• .... ... 10 . Extras ..■ ' ... 5 'Total ' ... '.!.' .... 41 1 ' ' '. 'Of rand 1 total ' .... ... 89 ! Bkxevolkxt Sooietv. — The usual monthly meeting of tho committee of this society will be hold at Rutland Chambers on Mondoy next, at,4 -p.m. precisely. ; The Hospital. — From an inspection of fc)ic~visiting book, at tho hospital, we are glad to find that during tho past few weeks ,it has been far more regularly visaed than of ybi'c. Amongst those who recently inspected it- no observed tho name of -Mrs Hampaon. -Mr Adcoek's superintendence of the building seems, to, be ' tliorbugly' satisfactory, and impartial testimony afc Wednesday's meeting pronquiiccd it to be clean, comfortable, and in good order. ; A. axd P. Association. — As will be seen from the.report in auothcr column, a donation list has boon opened in order to pay off tho debt of £340 upon this valuable public body. Ueforo tho committee broke up 011 Wednesday last the following amounts were subscribed : — J. W. Baker, £10 10s, James Alexander, £10 10s, F. R. Jackson, £10 10s, J. G; Wilson, M.H.K., £10 10s, D. Peat, £10 10s, D. mid W. Blair, £G 63, R. Hair, £3 3s, J. lleslop, £3 3s. Mr John Bryco subsequently subscribed £10 10s, and no doubt many other amounts will bo speedily contributed. T.e>'i>ehs pok GiiAVEt. — A speciul meeting of tho Borough Council was held on Wodncsday morning for tho purpose of inspecting samples of gravel, and opening tenders for a supply for two years from the Ist of January next. There were present His Worship Clio Mayor, Crs Nathan, Notman,' Jones, Spurdle, Ward, Kichards, Crawford. The following tenders were received i — Scally, unscreened, 2s Id per yard ; screened, 2s 3d ; Flannary, 3s 6d and ■Is Gd ; Kcgan, 3s 4d and 3s 4d ; Brogan 3s and 3s 6d ; O'Hara 2s lOd and 3s lOd ; Austin, 2s (id and 3s 4d : O'Leary 2s 4cl and 2s. Mr Scully's tender was accepted. Tiik soothing syrups, and well-known carminatives, so freely given to infants to alleviate their pains and induce sloop, are kno wu to incorporate narcotics, that are more or less dangerous. Nurses and even parents arc to prune to resort to these agencies, and the results is that children addicted to their quieting uses seldom enjoy health and nnlur.il sleep iuidrest. Diminutivo doses of Udoli'ho Wolie's Schiedam Aromatic [ ScilXAPl'S will allay nil disturbing symp--1 loins, and toue llio system to normal euu- ' dition.— Advt, j