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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1848, 25 November 1884, Page 2

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* Tradesmen v Opaki, The maiden, match between the Masterton Tradesmen's Club and the Opaki Club was played on the ground of the latter yesterday and' resulted in a win for the countrymen by 30 runs. Mr D...McLachlan captained.the home team, while Mr J. Wickess acted in like capacity for the visitors, the Rev L, M. Isitfc and Mr R. J. Fitton" offidating as umpires. Wiokenswon the toss and elected to take the field,the Opaki men running the scoreup to- 54, before they were 'disposed!of, Frank Day making top score with 12 by hard hitting, McLachlan also getting into, double figures. Wickens arid-f. Minifie did the trundling for the "visitors, the former getting eight wickets. The Tradesmen followed, but only succeeded in putting together 35,-the bowling of Welch and McLachlan proving very good. An adjournment was made for lunch which was plentifully supplied by the Opaki Club. After lunch the Opaki Club again went to the wickets, but they were not so successful as in their first innings, the bowling of Jackson being hard to negotiate. They increased their total by 47, and the Tradesmen went in with 66 to win, The underhand bowling of R. Welch considerably interfered with their scoring and they only made 36 runs, leaving the Opaki victors with' 30 runs. Three cheers, .were given :6n each side, in which the visitors—of whom'there were about fifty—joined. The following are the scores.:— Opaki, Ist innings. " C. Ball, b Wickens ' ~..'... 3 R, Welch, 1.b.w.,... ... ... 7 J. Welch, c Wickens 5 F.Day.cOffor ... ... ... 12 E. Welch, c Minifie ... .... 0 MoLachlan, l.b.w. 10 fl. Welch, b Wicker 2 F. Welch, not out... - 'B' G. Benton, c Foy ... „, ... 5 W. Day, b Wickens 0 Herbt. Weloh, o Foy ... ... 0 Extras ... 2^ , ..:■ •' ' ' '54 '.. /Tradesmen—lst innings, ■ E.Minifie,eH.Welch ... ... 1 D. Jaokson, c Welch .... ~, 1 Wickens, b MoLachlan ... ;,. 4 Offor/.o'Welch i 3 J. Muir., bR. Welch .... ... 5 Homblow.bH.Welch ... .... 2 Ewington', o McLachlan ... ... 3 Temple, b R. Welch 1 Peacock, run out ... -..,. , ... '3 Foy, not out ... ~, ~, 3 Schultz.oß, Welch ■,.,-• „. ■'% •---Extras.."".-".., .7 ' .-' ' ■■'■"■"■ 35 Opaki—2nd innings. F, Welch, b Jackson ... .... 0 R. Welch, c Wickens I Ball, c Jackson ... 0 J. Welch, run out... „. . ... 7 W. Day, b Jackson 1 D. McLaohlan, c Ewington ... 5 Benton, b Jackson.,. 3 H. Welch, c;Wickens ... ... 6 Herbt, Welch, c Temple ... ... 0 E. Welch, 0 Temple 0 Extras ... . ... ... \\ 47 Tradesmen—2nd innings. E. Minifie, b R.Welch 5 Schultz, c Campbell 0 Jackson, b R, Welch 3 H. Offor, b McLachlan ... ... 12 Wickens, b, R. Welch 1 Ewington, b McLachlan 2 Foy, b R, Welch 3 Peacock, not out 7 Muir, b R. Welch 0 Hornblow, b R. Welch 0 Temple, b McLachlan 0 Extras 3 36 THE BAD AND WORTHLESS ! are never imitated'or mntsrjeitcd ' This is especially true of a family medicine, and it is positive proof that' the remedy imitated is of the highest value, As soon as it had been tested and proved by the whole world that 'flop Bitters waß, the purest, best and most valuable family medicine ott earth, many imitations sprung up and: began to Bteal the .which and the-people of .the country bad ex; pressed .the.merjtsof H; RV and in every way trying to' induce suffering invalids to use. their stuflTinstead, ex ; . pectmg to make, money ou tho credit : and good' name ; of H. B, .Maiyitbcrgstarted uostru'ms- put' up in similar style to H, 8., with variously devised; names in which .the word "Hop," of. " Hops" were used.in a way to induce" people to believe they werethe same as Hop Bitters, All such pretended remedies or euros, no matter what their, style or name is, and especially those with the word " Hop" or " Hops" in their name or in any way connected with them or their name, are imitations or counterfeits. Beware of them. Touch none of them. Use nothing but genuino American Hop Bitters, with a bunch or cluster of Green Hops on the white label, and Dr Spule's name blown in the glass. Trust nothing else. Druggists and Chemists are warned against dealing in imitations or counterfeits.