MUiJCn. FIRST INNINGS. SECOND INNINGS. Flower, b. Holland . . . . .'! Cornt, b Mather . . . . 4 Lewlx, c. Mcl>an, li. Holland . 15 not out . 1 II Hill, lb.w., b. Holland .. 3 H. Lusk, b. Sankie . . . . 27 not out . . . 3 Giles, l.b w., b Holland 2 •Tno Atolliop, run out . 3 Jai. Mollnop, lun out . 23 Chan. Melliop, not out . 3 rinlny, 1> Holland . . 0 It Crlip. run out . . J Byo* . ... 2 Wide bull* . . . . 1 80 6 Total, 01 The Mauku eleven winning, with all their wickets t<3 go down. Considering the very recent com mencement of practice the play wa& as good as could have been expected, and this first attempt to bring neighbouring bush settlements together on the com mon ground of cricket has met with such success as to induce us to wish to see it repeated. The day was fine, and the whole affair went off pleasantly ; tho vendor of provisions eliciting general admiration for the simplicity and modeiation of his arrange ments, both as to the quantity and quality of the supplies. A leturn match is talked of, to be played at Mauku. — " Daily Southern Cross," Jan. 10.
