OCJTOBKR 10, 1899

THE CROMWELL ARGUS

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WANAKA. First Innings. Second Inni ngs. Anderson, b J. Kano.. 12 c Cairns b J. Kane 5 Russell, b J. Kane .. 1 b Smith.. 1 M'Leod, b J. Kane .. 1 b J. Kane 3 Ironside, b Smith 1 b J. Kane 2 M'Lennan, b Smith.. 3 c J. Kane b Smith i Thompson, b Smith.. 0 b Smith .. .. 1 Ewing, not out .. 0 b J. Kane .. 1 Halliday, b Smith 0 not out .. 2 Millar, b J. Kane 3 b Smith.. 1 Allan, b J. Kane 0 c Cairns b J. Kane 0 M'Dougall, c Smith b c J. Kane ., 0 J. Kane 0 Extras 4 Extras • • 5 Total 25 Total .. 25 Bowling Analysis : - - Smith, 8 runs, i wickets ,v8 overs, 5 maidens; J. Kane, 13 runs, 6 "b rickets 9 overs, 3 maiden". Second Innings—J. Kant , 9 runs. 6 wickets, 8 overs, 3 maidens; Smith, 11 runs, 4 wickets, 7 overs, 2 mai dens. HAWEA. First Innings Second Innings. Smith, b M'Leod 2 h w 10 J. Kane, b M:Leod .. 2 b ironside 2 W. Kane, b Ironside .. 2 b Ironside I P. M'Carthy, b Iron- 0 1 not out .. 1 Jas. Kane, b M'Leod .. not out .. 1 Perry, not out 3 c M'Leod i> side... Iron- 13 J. Frewen, b M'Leod.. 0 Grant, c Ewing b M'Leod .. 0 Urquhart, c Ewinu; b Ironside.. 0 Cairns, c Ewing b Iron- side 5 James Frewen, b Iron- side e Extras 7 Extras 2 Total 22 Total 30



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