ju expected tomorrow in the Wingsang, and will have a good reception. Until their arri val, of course, no arrangements can be made. Yesterday the West Yorkshire Regiment played the Cricket Club, and were beaten Frith great ease. They made 151 and the Club, at gunfire, had compiled 239 runs with' the loss of only two wickets. Two centuries were included in the Club score, but some of the hits were skyers that ought not to have been missed. The Gymkhana to be held this afternoon will, I believe, prove very successful, There ae sx evens entries to ensure good sport. set down in the p1 e and plenty
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