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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2320, 14 June 1886, Page 2

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(by blkotoo telegraph—oopyright) Reoter's Telegrams. , London, June 11, The oricket match Australians v Cambridge University was continued to-day at The Australians resumed their first innings with Trumble (not out from yesterday) with the result that when stumps were drawn they had placed to their oredit the large number of 326 runs for the loss of iivo wickets. Jarvis played a very fine inning, carrying out his bat for 96, while Trumble" made 50, also not out, Book was the moat successful bowler on the English side, taking two wickets for seventy runs, The game was declared a draw! The following are the Australian scores:—

Scott, run out 67 Jones, o 30 Giffon, c 4 Jarvia, not oifE 96 Bonnor, c 36 Bruce, b 34 Trumble, not out 56 Sundries 13 Total for flv» wicketa 326

London, June 12, The matoh Australians v Cambridge University, was concluded to-day. The Außtraliiius, who previous to this had scored 51, without the loss of a wicket, resumed their innings, and held their place at the wickets all day. Garratt later on retired with 7 (run out), when Evans joined Trumble, and the score ran up rapidly, both men being in splendid form, Trumble placed 47 to his credit before he wus bowled, Evans carrying -out his bat for 24. The last wicket fell for a total of 222. The [■Cambridge eleven then went in, and put together 143 rung before being disposed oft The two highest scorers were Merchant, bowled 51, and Hock, caught, 38. Tim Englishmen then took the field, and when the stumps were drawn, the visitors had scored 51 runs without the loss of a wicket, Scott making 25, and Jones 20. The bowling of the Australians who excellent. The following is the bowling analysii:—Cambridge rrrFirst innings: Giffen, 8 wickets for 90 runs; Bruce, two for 40 rnns, Australians—First innings: Dorman, : four wiokets for 70 runs. Caps Town, June 11. :.:..Shaw,_ thrill, and Albion Oo.'s Steamship Arawa left this evening for .'New Zealand ports. London, June 11. .. The total quantity of wheat afloat for the United Kingdom is 2,220,000 quarters, prime New Zealand mutton is quoted ac to lb. ■ Lowkw, June 13 ; Mr Chamberlaia hag inutd an

electoral manifesto to his Birmingham constituents. Referring in it to.the Irish question, lie advocates a scheme •whereby Enplane!, 'Wales, Scotland, and Ireland would lie endowed with similar-powers of autonomy. Arrangements have been made to hold a grand review at Aldersk-ot on 20th July. The leading colonists now in England are invited to witness the muHCDiivres. " Mr Garrick,' Agent-General for Queensland, had an interview with Sir Robert Herbert, permanent UnderSecretary for the Colouies on the subject of the New Hebrides question. . ~ Paris, June I3th..

The Bill authorising the expulsion of Princes from Prance is finally passed by the Legislature. Melbourne, June 13. Arrived, this morning—Sorata, from London,