THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS. [BY TELEGRAPH.-COPYRIGHT.]

Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2192, 27 July 1886, Page 2

THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS. [BY TELEGRAPH. -COPYRIGHT.]

jredter's telegrams.] London, July 23. The cricket match Australians v. Yorkshire was resumed to-day at Hudderstield. The weather was again inclement, and the attendance consequently was small. The home team, with 30 runs and no wickets down, continued their first innings, and when five wicket* had fallen play had to be suspended owing to the rain, the score standing at 145 runs, the highest contributors Hall 34 and Bates 32.

being LoxnoN, July 24. The cricket match, Australians v, Yorkshire, was resumed at Hnddersn'eJd to-day. The home team, who had 145 for the Joss of five wickets, continued their first innings, which closed for 358, towards which Peel contributed 52, and Leo si>. The Australian* then went to the wicket, and in their first innings were all disposed of for 169, Mcllwraith (caught) 41, Garrett (caught) 38, being principal scorers. The visitors being 89 behind Yorkshire, followed on. At the conclusion of the day's play they had scored 24 without the loss of a wicket. The match was declared drawn.

Te Aroha Club Hotel.— Visitors list for week endinj? July 23rd : Mr H. Wallace, Mr C. Hudson, Mr J. Coom, Mr J. M. Haslett, Mr F. D. McLean, Mr J. Besant, Mr J. N. Stevenson, Miss Goodwin, Mr F. Saul, Mr J. Craig, Master Wilson, Auckland ; Captain Hoare, Thames : Miss Brown, California; Mr C. Tuck, Miss Haslett, Cambridge. AH cattle found trespassing on the Horotiu estate after the 29th inst, will be impoonied. • _