Cricket Match
THE first of January, 1864, will, we think, be long remembered by the inhabitants of Grafton, every store and shop put up their shutters for the day, and turned out in full galla costume, to honour the…
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Sport, 1864
9 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers
Latest Intelligence. [By Electric Telegraph, Through[?] [Greville and Bird.] Sydney, Monday night. International Cricket Match
THE International Cricket Match commenced on Friday. The Melbourne team are all out for one hundred and forty-five (145) runs. Of the All England side, four men are out for one…
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THE I.R. M. Co.'s steamer Otago brings Melbourne papers to the 6th, and the A. S. N. Co's steamer Wonga Wonga, one day later, viz., to the 7th instant…
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THE long talked of return match between th[?] and United Cricket Clubs, came off on Thursday last, on the ground at Woolli. The steamer [?] having been chartered by the United Club for [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Annual Races. to the Editor of the Examiner
SIR,—I am afraid if some of the sporting gentlemen of our community do not soon stir themselves, the year 1864 will slip by without our usual Annual Races…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Regatta at Ulmarra. [From a Correspondent.]
Tuesday last, a goodly number of persons assembled at Ulmarra, to witness the regatta, announced to come off at that part of Ulmarra, opposite the Caledonia Hotel…
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[?] last being Queen's Birthday, a[?] [?] cricket between the two clubs was played [?] Cricket Ground, at Grafton. The day was [?] as could be desired, there being one or…
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ON Wednesday by half-past twelve the town began to wear a semi-desc[?]ted appearance; the District Court, which had up to that time been the centre of attraction, was left almost entirely to Bench, bar,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Richmond River Races. [From Our Correspondent.] Third Day, Saturday, September 10Th
AS I stated in my report, it was the intention of the owners of the several horses to make up another day's races, as each felt his horse was the best, and in order to enable the crack ones again to pace it a…
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