TENNIS Teams for Capertee, Katoomba's Decisive Victory
The first of the inter-town matches under the control of the newly-formed B.M. District Tennis Association took place at the…
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Tourists Encouraging the Winter Visitor Golf Club's Co-operation Promised
The campaign to encourage winter visitors to Katoomba Leura was advanced a further stage on Monday night, when…
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The matches postponed from Sunday last, will be played at the Katoomba Showground, to- morrow…
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Judging by the comfortable transport provided patrons to the circus last week. Ald. Spellacy was a very busy man. Yet…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Rugby League in the Rain B.m. District Competition Opens Leura Wins by Big Margin Old Boys Defeat Blackheath
The opening games of the B.M. district competition were played at Katoomba Showground on Sunday. Weather…
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Mountain footballers splashed about in the rain on Sunday last, and apparently had an "enjoyable," time…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Katoomba Tennis Club Visit to Capektee
Katoomba Tennis Club visited Capertee last week-end, per one of the Tourist Bureau's large cars, and defeated Capertee Club by 15…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Defied Elements Large Attendance at Football Dance Successful Fortnightly Function
A freezing westerly wind, and sundry rain showers did not prevent a large crowd attending the football dance,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Boxing the Jeff Perryman- Sid Sloane Fight Sloane's Contract Prevents Fight
Sid, Sloane's father, "Ern. Ross" has written as follows to the "Daily," regarding the side-wager issued on behalf of Sid. by Leurn…
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Leura beat Blackheath by 8 pts. to 7 on the local ground on Sunday. The game could not be described as brilliant, although it was played at…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Week-end Golf Phillips v. Bursill for Championship A. Craig's Medal
Geo. Phillips and H. Bursill survived the semi-finals over the weekend and will meet in the championship on Sunday next…
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Tenders are to be invited for an improvement lease of the Swimming Baths; tenders to submit, for the Council's consideration, plans…
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The General Purposes Committee reported at last meeting of Council that it had given consideration to the fees which should be charged by…
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All football supporters are expected to attend the dance at the "California," on Thursday next. During the evening, 16 blazers will…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Winter Tourists Attractive Golf Tournament. a Ball to Augment the Funds of the Committee
When Katoomba Council appealed for general support in creating attractions to encourage winter tourists the response…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football Dance Presentation of Blazers
Thursday evening next has been set apart for the big B.M.D. Rugby League Football dance, to take place at The California…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Tennis Courts Council's Policy
It is the apparent intention of the Katoomba Council to alter its present arrangements with regard to the management of the tennis courts…
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On Friday night last, the Swimming Pool Improvement Committee had their first meeting for some months past. The President…
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The final of Katoomba Club's Championship event was played last week-end in the mist and rain and resulted in a win for George Phillips, Bursill being the…
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In spite of several counter-attractions, and a bitterly cold night, Black- heath Tennis Club's dance, in Rolfe's Cabaret, on Saturday, was well…
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