UNITED C C. V. WAUPU C C,

The match between these dabs for the senior championship was concluded at Farndoa Park on Saturday in f »vot of the United Cricket Club. Tbo wicket on Saturday wan vory bumpy, The United, who required 38 tans to win the match, sent in Lnek and Mirshnll to face the bowling of Beale and Fannin. Both bowlers were well on the spot, and neither batsman could do much with them. With the ecoie at 5 Luck was smarlly caught at point off Boole's bawling, and Ludbrook joined Marshal). Knus now came very slowly, maiden after maiden being sent down until Fannin clean bowled Lndbrook, 16—2—2. C. H. Cato joined Marshall, but at 26 Marshall was smartly c»ngh f , and retired after playiog a very good defeni-ive innings, 26—3—8. H, Cato joined his brother, bnt was almost immediately caught, 26—4—0, The game was now becoming very exciting, as the United, being three men short, had only three wickets to fall with 12 runs to make, and both bowlers ou the jjb. J. G. Hughes partnered Cato, and these two by steady play carried the score to 37, when Cato was bowled by Beale after playlug a sound and useful innings, 37—5—11. With one run required to win Tylee joined Bfnßhes, and a leg-bye being ran pat the result of the match beyond doubt. Beale and Fannia did all the bowliDg for the Waiapn, and did it right well. The following are the I scores;—

UNITED O.C. G. Marshall, c sub, b Beale .. .. 8 H. B. Lusk, o sub, b Bcnle _ i E. R. Ludbrook, b Fannin .. .. 2 C. H. Cato, b Bcalo 11 H. B. Cato, o Crowley, b Fannin - 0 ■T. G. Hughes, not out 3 R. C. Tylee, not out .... o Extras- .. _   lo Total for s wickets .. ..38 Ist innings jsi Grand total ..  _ igjj WAIAPU O.C. Ist innings. 72 2nd innings 110 Grand total .. .. _ 188 Bowling Analysis.— Bealo, 72 balls, 8 maidens, 13 runs, 3 wickets ; Fannin, 70 balls, Snaidons, 15 runs, 2. wickets A Bcratob game between the same dabs was played after the conclusion of. 