THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS. [BY TELEGRAPH.-COPYRIGHT.] [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] London, September 1.

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THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS. [BY TELEGRAPH.-COPYRIGHT.] [REUTERS TELEGRAMS.] London, September 1.

Thk cricket match Australians v. South of England was resumed and concluded at Gravesend to-d.iy, resulting in a draw, the home team, with (> wickets down for 90, continued their first innings, which closed for 170 runs. Iteing 121) behind their opponents, tho Englishmen followed on, md succeeded in putting together 450 runs before they wero all disposed of. Hearne, caught,' lll; M. Read, caught, 10U ; W. W. Read, caught, 87 ; were the most successful batsmen. The match was declared drawn, time not permitting the game being played out,

Mr James Warren, hotelkeeper, Te Arohn, has filed a declaration of insolvency. First meeting of creditors Court House, Te Arnha, Thursday, 9th September mst. Mr Frank O'Toole, who has acted a* manager of Mr I. Rites' saddlery branch at Hamilton, since its opening, notifies thatl.e ha 9 purchased the business and stock, the latter at English prices, and invites the public to come and inspect. Tlie N. N. Z. Farmers' Cm operative Association direct attention to goods just landed ex late arrivals from Home.