(eros ovk ows connesrosvest The last signalled typhoon was gocd enough to pass us by, and though on Monday and Tuesday we had some drizzling rain and unpleasant mist, we got off cheaply. Since then the weather has ben fine, but rather warmer. are now quite numerous. The Laylor-Carrington Troupe have given several performances at the Theatre Royal, to very good houses; a concert has been held; and to-n the A. D.C. well-known comedy "Our Flat."
Allthe seats are ti a and a great success looked for. The representation will be repeated on Monlay.
The match between the Club and the Garrison is always one of the events of the season, and this year as expected, the Sons of Mars having been reinforced with much fresh blood. The Club sinning the went first to the wickets and compiled tal of 398. OF these, F. buted e score of 156, ant Ward put together 66 by good batting. The warriors followed on the second day (Saturday) at 12.15 p.m., but their wickets fell fast for few runs, and the inning closed for only 62. They did much better in the second innings, but failed to cap e Club's first innings, and the latter won with 140 rans to sp The match to-day is between the Cricket Club and the Football Club, and should prove a good one.
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