The Spring Creekers were to meet a Koromiko team on-Saturday. There is, however, a probability of the match fall ing through, no reply having been received from the former Club regarding final ar rangements. If the match does not eventuate the Koromiko men are invited by the Picton C.C. to take part in their match on Nelson Square. All'members are requested to put in an appearance. Owing to the youths of Blenheim not being able to get up a team for the 9th November with the Wanderers’ Club of Picton, the proposed match between them has fallen through. They will probably meet about Christmas time. The Cricket Association of Marlborough • have been snubbed by the agent in Mel bourne of Shaw’s Eleven in connection with the visit of the team to Marlborough, if sufficient inducement can be given to induce them to pay us a visit. A telegram and letter were sent to the agent a month ago, but, up to the present, no answer has boen received by the Association. If this isn’t a direct snub, what is? The mention of the Wanderers’ Club, the youths’ Club of Picton, in the cricket news in our last issue, has led a corres pondent to ask us whether the old Wan derers’ Club—which comprised the Old Identity cricketers of. Marlborough pro vince—wag still in existence. It is now, we believe, three seasons since they made their appearance in the cricket field and inflicted a severe thrashing on a first-class opposing team, and we were wondering whether they, like the great Alexander, had no more worlds to conquer, and had vanished from the admiring gaze of the public. Whether the old players exist as a Club or not, there are several of the old school who would, we feel sure, bo glad to meet in friendly contest with existing Clubs, and fight their battles o’er again. Perhaps this question of recusciation will reach the proper quarter, as, if so, it would be the means of still further pro moting the good old, game throughout the district. The Blenheim Cricket Club played a scratch match on their ground on Anni versary Dar, the respective teams being piloted by Mr J. Newth, Captain of the Club, and Mr Draper. The former won by two runs, after a very exciting and in teresting game, scoring 44 runs against their opponents’ 42. 