A match between Lyttelton v Syden* ham Druids was played at Lyttelton on Saturday afternoon aud resulted In an easy victory for the Port boys by 98 runs. The scores were Lyttelton 74 and 79. Sydenham 15 and 40. Wagstaff 14 and 20, not out, Seymour 21, Ivory 21, Webb 14, Buchanan 11, were the principal scorers for Lyttelton. Lawrence, not oat, 20, and Garty 11, were the only players to reach double figures for Sydenham. Seymour and Wagstaff for Lyttelton. Skelton and Halliday for Sydenham were the most successful with the ball. Sey mour succeeded in performing the hat trick. The "Our Boys" Cricket Club met Darktown C.G. In Grant's paddock, Papa nui, on Saturday, and had an easy victory. " Our Boys" scored 176, and Darktown 68 for 17 wickets. For the winners, J. W. Homer 44 (not out), J. A. Homer 40, J. P. Homer 21 (not out). E. Fowler 37, and F. E. Homer 11, were the principal scorers ; and for the losers, H. Lowry 9, Nuttall9. J. W. Homer, J. P. Homer, J. A. Homer. F. E. Homer, West, and Grler bowled well for the winners; and Haskins, J. Garrard, Bead, and Evans for the losers. A match was played on Saturday be* tween the Durham street WesleyanO.C. and the Kilmore C.C., which resulted in favor of the former by an innings and 66 runs, the scores being—Wesleyans, 110 runs; Kilmore, 28 and 26. The principal scorers were—For the Wealeyana, Shaw 24 and Wright 11; for the Kilmore, Trlgance 15, and Newman 10, Freece, Lambert, and Shaw took the wickets for Che Wm leyans, and ACartin &xi.d 24Te-w-m&x*. Cor t^fe Bilmoie. (rasas association txlesbaii.] WELLINGTON, November 17. At the Basin Reserve yesterday the second, beat in the Cricket Championahip coraiDODcefl dswwd rot jm #w ( ? Clubs. The latter went In fixst and. totted up 270, ilorlce playing a, fine lnnines for 102, Frith 54, and Ogier 46, Tfia Rivals, who were disposed for 48, stand every chance ot betas beaten in on* iDDIDgSi

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