Swimming Basin in Memorial Park
The otherwise placid discussions at Tuesday's Council meetings received a rude disturbing when a letter form the Swimming Basin…
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Happy Social Leura Cricket Club
As a fitting finale to a highly successful souson, Leura Cricket Club held a cuchre party and dance in the Masonic Hall on Tuesday…
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On the Katoomba links last weekend, the championship tourney proceeded to the final round before the semis. Deane defeated Scholer…
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The adjourned League meeting was held on Wednesday, with Mr. D. Foster (the new president) in the chair. Messrs. J. Mair, C. Hamey…
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Ten players from the Wilma tennis club, Auburn, visited Leura on Monday morning to play a return match against the local Methodist…
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Mrs. Dark and Mrs. Tabrett play off the final for the first leg-in of the Hunter McPherson cup. Herb Peacock is cock-o'-the-walk…
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A soccer match will be played at Katoomba to-morrow, and a League team will motor to Lithgow. In the latter combination the Federals will…
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"A real revel" aptly describes last Friday's social in the Town Hall. Upstairs, Miss Mary O'Keefe and Mr. C.E. Kean supervised the euchre…
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George Coates has returned to Parramatta, and the local green is all the poorer for the departure. Genial old George is as well known as…
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Mesdames Tabrett, Dark, Smythe, and Miss Roberts organised a send-off to their clubmates, Mr. and Mrs. Reg. McShane, on Friday last, and…
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With the return of decent weather, Caretaker Mitchell is patching the Katoomba greens, which got an awful "chewing" over the ugly…
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The following will represent Federate v. Portland, at Portland, to-morrow afternoon:—W. Campbell, E. James, E. Hickey, J. Cripps, J…
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The final for the Club Championship between E. P. Bateman and R. W. Thomas drew a good crowd to Katoomba links on Sunday. The…
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At Tuesday's meeting of Katoomba Council, a communication was received from Katoomba Golf Club, urging the Council to appoint Mr…
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A party of Mountains sports leaves tomorrow for a feast. The Queensland "veterans' and Ma State colts, under Burge, meet in the afternoon,…
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There passed to the sunset trail on Friday evening, after a short illness, Arnold Rugby, of Bathurst, well and favorably known on the Blue…
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Soccer will advance another on the Falls reserve to-morrow, when Katoomba will play Zig-Zag, Kickoff 8 sharp…
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The 52 players engaged in the 10-stone test, inaugurated by the Katoomba League executive, stepped on the scales on Saturday, at the…
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Katoomba Amateur Athletic Club intents to run a series of athletic events during the intervals in the football matches throughout the…
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The John Portus Momerial Cup Was booked for the holiday at Leura, but but the heavy rain shattered all hopes, and the golfers Were doomed…
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