[New Zealand cricket programmes and ephemera. 1880-1959]

Date
1880 - 1959
Reference
Eph-B-CRICKET-1880/1959
Description

Includes:

1886:

Phoenix Cricket Club Smoking Concert, 16 September 1886. Programme.

1887:

Phoenix Cricket Club second annual smoke concert, 16 September 1887. Programme (2 copies)

1931: Punch or the London Charivari. 12 August 1931, page 167. Cartoon of Water cricket, to which a humorous handwritten note is added: "Cricket on Basin Reserve 1842".

1937:

The Shipping Officers' Guild of New Zealand. Shipping Cricket Club. Letter to Mr N S Falla announcing his appointment as Patron of the Shipping Cricket Club. 15 December 1937 (Typescript)

1949:

The New Zealand Cricket team in England 1949. Reproduction of group photograph (taken by S P Andrew). Wearing the new "Action waist" self-supporting sports trousers by "Canterbury"

1955:

Hutt Valley Cricket Association Inc. Presentation of trophies 1955. Programme (typescript)

Essex v New Zealand at Southchurch Park Southend-on-Sea. 10-12 August 1949. Scorecard.

1958:

Surrey County Cricket Club. Surrey v New Zealand. Kennington Oval, 30 July 1958 (2 day match). Scorecard.

Quantity: 8 programmes, tickets, and other ephemera (plus duplicates).

Physical Description: Booklets and tickets, sizes varying around 300 mm.

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Phoenix Cricket Club :Smoking Concert, 16th September 1886. [Programme].

Date: 1886

From: [New Zealand cricket programmes and ephemera. 1880-1959]

Reference: Eph-B-CRICKET-1886-01

Description: Front cover shows the title in an arrangement of different type faces, around a small engraving showing a cricket game in progress. Inside opening shows on the left a humorous depiction of cricket terms such as LBW, not out, caught out, stumped, bowled out. In all cases the cricket ball is the hatching egg of a phoenix, and a phoenix also rises from a central cauldron of fire labeled "1885 defeat". Below is a small verse which indicates that Phoenix Cricket Club may have played on the Basin Reserve, and may have considered Island Bay as a future playing field. The programme lists items by Mr Hawthorne, Mr Widdop, Mr Riley, Mr Motley, Messrs W & C Godden, Mr Barton, Mr Ronaldson, Mr Pitt, Mr Peat, Mt Montgomery, Mr McIntyre, Mr Humphries, Mr Wilson-Duret, Mr Nicholls, Mr Whitfield, Mr F Allen. Quantity: 1 b&w photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Engraving and letterpress on folded pamphlet, 250 x 201 mm.(folded)

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Phoenix Cricket Club :Second Annual Smoking Concert, to be held at Post Office Hotel, o...

Date: 1887

From: [New Zealand cricket programmes and ephemera. 1880-1959]

By: Bock & Cousins Lithographers (Firm); McKean, H, active 1886

Reference: Eph-B-CRICKET-1887-01

Description: Front cover shows the title in an arrangement of different type faces,below the banner logo of the cricket club against a background of river landscape with cabbage tree. The whole is inside a decorative border. The chairman and committee of the club are listed as: Mr Levin (Chairman), Mr Duncan (vice-chairman), concert committee A Motley, E Wilson-Duret, S Waters, E Widdop, J Riley, H McKean, J Varnham, A R Nicholls (Hon Sec). Inside opening shows the programme, inside a wide border of humorous sketches (signed by H McK - likely to be the H McKean listed on the cover), depicting cricket terms: drawing the stumps (a dentist), run out (empty wine barrel, prominent player (fat), Lanky Shier vs Knots (ie Lancashire vs Nottinghamshire), stumped (out of money), sent back with a shooter, out with a beautiful bailer, a forward style, etc. The programme lists items by Mr W Hardwicke, Mr Levin, Mr E Widdop, Mr Riley, Mr W Godden, Mr Barton, Mr A R Nicholls, Mr P McIntyre, Mr W D Lyon, Mr Haybittle, Mr T Sayers, Mr Gully. Bock & Cousins, Printers, Brandon Street. Inscriptions: bottom right - (Inside spread): J McK Quantity: 1 b&w photo-mechanical print(s). Physical Description: Engraving and letterpress on folded pamphlet, 231 x 173 mm.(folded)