No less than 9 runs; wore obtained by Smith off Hickson’s first over, all _to leg.,; His next seven overs produced six runs, and gained him seven wickets. After his first delivery his bowling was simply unplayable, and in his fifth over he accom plished the “ hat trick,”, dismissing Ridings, .Walker 1 , and Btohc with three successive balls. Thanks to him, the. Excelsiors only reached 36 runs. The W.C.C. went in at about 5 o’clock for their second innings. The light was, however, so bad, that stumps had to be drawn somewhat prematurely, the , game then standing at 29 runs for three wickets, all taken by Kreeft. c>/f Wellington C.C.—First innings : Firth, b Kreeft, 0 ; Mclntyre, b Ridings, O;’J.’P. Kennedy, c King,* b Ridings, s'; Hickson, b Kreeft, 3; Page, b Ridings, 0 ; Barnicoat, run out, 5; Bishop, c and b Ridings, O'; Flint, b iKi'eeft, 1; ,S K. Kennedy, c Angarde, b Kreeft, 13; Fames, b Ridings, 7 ; Gibb.es) nob out, 0; extras,. 4,; total, 48. Second innings— Firth, not out, 9 ; Mclntyre, b Kreeft, 2 ; J. B. Kennedy, b, Kreeft, 0 ; Hickson, not out, .7 ; Gibbes, b Kreeft, 6; extras, 5; total, for three wickets, 29. V ' Bowling Analysis.—First innings—Kreeft 51 balls, 17. runs, 1 maiden, 4 wickers ; Rid ing;; : 40 balls, 2J runs, 1 maiden, 5 wickets. Second innings—Kreeft: 30 balls, 12 runs, 2 ; maidens, 3 wickets ; Ridings : 12 balls, S runs ; Stohr : 18 balls, 4 runs. FiXCKLSiOR C.C.—Kreeft, c and b Hickson, 5 ; Smith, b Hickson, 11; King, b Firth, 4; Ridings, b Hickson, 2 ; R. Renner, b Hickson, .£>; Walker, b Hickson, 0; Stohr, b Hickson, 0 ; J. Renner, b Firth, 1; Iloggard, b Firth, 0; Ar garde, b Hickson, 0; Crombie, not out, 1; extras, 7 ; total) 36. , Bowling Analysis.—Firth .48 balls, 14 runs, 2 maidens, 3 wickets ; Hickson, 47 balls, 15 runs, 3 maidens, 7'wickets, 1 wide, 1 no ball. Toe College -cored another victory on Saturday last, their opponents on this occasion being the Rising Stars. The College made 52 and 60 for three wickets’; the R.S.C.C. 40. 