An iot"rolub matob was played on tbe looal green on Monday (King's Birthday) be tween the Ktitangata and Lawrence Club?, three rinks aside. As the visitors only ar rived by the 12 30 train and had to leave by the 3.40 one, the usual match of 21 head could not be played. Eighteen head ware got through in the short time for play, when the. viBUoTB had to maks a Quick departure to Oitoh their train. The wind was strong and gusty tbe whole of the afternoon and often caught the travelling bowl and changed its course on its way to the " Jack." At the count up it was found that Eaitangata had a majority of 9 points in their favor. The visitors expressed themselves as highly pleased with their brief ouUng, and the vice-President's (Mr Jeffery) call for three cheers for tbe Eaitangata Club was heartily responded to, and Mr Hitcbon acknowledged the compliment by calling on his men for three cheers for the Lawrence Club, which were also very heartily given this, time with vooal accompaniments. The ladies very kindly handed round tea and cake during the afternoon and gave the visitors a welcome cup on the point of their departure for their railway journey.
Lawremce. Kaitangata. M'Lean Parker Wininill Riley Wakefield Alexander Campbell (s) 17 Nicholson (s) 12 Taylor Barclay Corriffan M'Padyon Jeffery Shaw Anderson (s) 15 Hitcbon (s) 18 Crooke Middle miss Miller Lane Christie M'Clelland Darton (s) 8 Hialop (a) 19

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