other · 1890
This notice appears to be a fragmented and possibly OCR-corrupted excerpt discussing a cricket match, possibly involving a "Miss" and a "Baronet", with mentions of batting, runs, and a game.
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PersonSir
PersonMiss
PersonAlick Hunter
PersonMiss
Personsister
PersonJohn
PersonMiss
PersonLalor
Personsisterhood
PersonSir
LocationIndies
LocationSaint
The Nathalia Herald, No. 376, 1890-08-21.
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