AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS.

Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1030, 30 January 1879, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS.

[„EUTEUS' SI'EC'IAL CABL-GUAMS.] SYDNEY, January 25. The English Cricketers arc all out for 217, Charles Bannerman split his hand between tl^e first and ', second lingers, fielding a hayd lut at oaid-wicket, and is disabled. JNew , South Wales, two wickets for So : : A, Ijauncrniau, 15 ; Thompson, 9 • Mu»'doeb, not out, $% ; and Massie , playing steadily. There were , 15,000 persons on the ground \ S)TI)NISY, January _7. i In tho ouU'^gg-cj.' rape lor the * Champion Belt, Laycouk beat '.tfribk* s by eight lengths. I McLaren, from New Zealand i agitator of tho unemployed, avus \ denounced at a meeting of three I hundred, as employed iu Sydney ■ during tlie strike to collect hands for \ the A'jy*-*!. Co. to replace the seamen J

on strike. The m.otiug expelled him iguoin'uiously. THE BTJLLI STRIKE. SYDNEY, Jauuary 28. The loak-out is settled.' The I uniou is permitted, with reservations in tho employers' interests. The Now South Welshmen h tve five wickets down for 226. Ma.sio, not out, 83 j C. Ban norm an, not out, (il. The cricket match is unfinished. Baunorman, despite the injury to his hand, batted well. SYDNEY, January 28. Rush has aecopted Laycock's challenge, The -Banuormans remain iu Sydney.