Tho annual general mooting of the Wel lington Drapers* Cricket Association was hold at tho Trocadcro last night, Mr A. B. Clater in tho chair. Tho report stated that tho Dixon Cup had been won for tho season < by Kirkcaldio and Stains’ team. The balance sheet, which "showed a balance of JQI 8s 6d, 1 was passed, as was tho report. Officers for the present season were elected as follows: 1 President, Mr H. D. Boll; vice-presidents, - Messrs Warnock, Kirkcaldis, Corrigan, Hill, Kenning, James Smith and C. Smith; secre tary and treasurer, Mr W. Simm ; manage ment committee, the captains of affiliated clubs. It was decided that two rounds should bo played for the Dixon Cup, tho first matches to bo begin on Wednesday, October 21et. TUo drawings for tho Cup will bo made in a few days. A general meeting of the Midland Cricket Club was jield last night in the Central Hotel for the purpose of revising tho rules. Tho principal alteration was that two match committees should bo elected, one for the seniors and one for the juniors. The Ground Committee of tho Wellington Cricket Association have decided to accept Mr Dryden’s .tender for tho erection of a shed on tho Basin Reserve for tho storage of material. The Selection Committee of the Wellington Cricket Association, at a meeting yesterday, decided to answer tho letter received from tho Manawatu Cricket Association urging that tho country districts should bo repre sented in the Wellington team to play against the Australians, to tho effect that tho Wellington Association would bo willing to play a teain representing the country districts on Prince of Wales' Birthday and if any of the country team show such form as should warrant their inclusion their claim would be fully recognised by tho Selection Committee. Tho Ground Committee arc to moot on Saturday to consider tho date on which the season is to be opened. Tho laying of the storm water culvert through tho Basin Reserve has bean com pleted, and the work of putting the ground in order for tho coming season is being pro ceeded with as rapidly as possible. WELLINGTON ENTHUSIASTS: “ GO THOU,” &c. By Telegraph.—Frees Association. Dunedin, October 1. Mr Jas. 