Star Cricket Club. The match Married v. Single resulted in a win for the latter. Single (Ist innings, 86): Moon, 24 ; Lyman, 15; Drum, 14. Married (Ist innings, 4S): Brookes, 12. In their second innings the Single men made 98, Drum contributing 44 (not out), Mcln tyre 16, and Moon 11. Interprovincial Matches. On Saturday evening, Messrs J. Arneil, J. N. Fowke and C. E. MacCormick, the Selection Committee of tho Auckland Cricket Association, picked the following eleven to represent Auckland against Canterbury on the 25th and 26th inst. :— J. Arneil, J. N. Fowke, W. Gardiner, W. Hawkins, J. T. Howlett, H. W. Lawson, I. Mills, R. Neill, VV. Stemson, T. H. Wilson, and R. J. Yates. There will be practice every evening this week for those who desire it, and the com mittee expect everyoue to attend ab least three times. United v. Canterbury Wanderers. The following team has been selected to represent Auckland United C.C. against the Canterbury Wanderers on Monday next :—R, J. Yates, J. Mumford, W. Gardiner, W. Howard, J. Young, R. F. Holle, W. Stemson, W. A. Harvie, W. Hawkins, D. Miller, and C. E. Mac- Cormick.
TYPHOID IN WELLINGTON.
(BY TELEGRAPH. — OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Wellington, this day. The want of a proper drainage system is again very apparent in Wollington. Shocking smelle assail the nostrils in every street on the flat, typhoid is very prevalent and it is said there are 50 cases in the neighbourhood of Courtonay Place alone. Amoneet the deaths reported to-day is that of Miss leabel Thorburn, daughter of John Thorburn, clothier, formerly of Auck land.
THE COAL CRISIS.
