Orara races
The following weights have been declared for the events menthoned in connection with the Orara races to-day:- April Fool Sweepstakes, 4furs.—Foolscap 8-10…
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Sport, 1907
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Kensington Races
Kensington Handicap, 5 fur,—First division (14.2)—Leslie, 7-12, 1; Miss Mayfield, 7-5, 2; Egypt, 8-6, 3. Second (14.3)—Thrush, 7-8, 1; Unseen, 8-7, 2; Freda, 7st., 3. Third (all…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Sporting News. South Grafton Races
Patron, Mr. J. T. M'Kittrick; President, Mr. W. J. Hawthorne; V.P's., Messrs. A. E. Schwinghammer, F. W. Bracegirdle and J. P. J. Timbs; assist.-starter, Mr. J. Shea;…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →C.R.J.C. Races
"Martindale" writes in this week's "Town and Country Journal":—The annual race meeting of the Clarence River Jockey Club, which took place on July 17 and 18, can be recorded as…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Football. To-day's Fixtures. First Grade
Western v. South Grafton, Fisher Park; referce, Mr. F. Smith, Central v. Ulmarra, at Ulmarra; referee, Mr. J. M'Intyre. Second Grade…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Football. Lower River Fixtures To-day. Senior
Lawrence v. Maclean, at Maclean; R. Winter referee, Harwood v. Palmer's Island, at P. Island; D. M'Phee referee. Junior…
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These came off on Boxing Day. The stewards were Messrs. D. M'Alister, W. Campbell, J. Watt, J. Coyle, [?] Bankham, R. D. Dixon, H. Ingall, J. P. Jordan…
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A match was played between, teams representing the Grafton and Alumny Creek Tennis Clubs on the former's courts, Queen-street, on Saturday…
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Frank Tarrant, the Victorian cricketer, now playing for Middlesex, is the first player in England this year to compile 1000 runs and to secure 100…
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The annual race meeting of the Orara Jockey Club was held on Saturday and attracted a very large attendance. Unfortunately, the pleasure of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. New Zealand v. Queensland Sydney, Saturday Night
The New Zealand Rugby [?] played their second match against Queensland at Brisbane to-day and won by 17 points to 11…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →1874: Oueen's Birthday Sports. REGATTA
Youths under 18—H. Gregory 1, M. Lynch 2. Gig race, for amateurs—J. M'Kittrick (stroke), J. Miller, H. Gregory, F…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cricket
In February a team chosen by Mr. T. S. Swindelis played a match against a team chosen by Dr. Houison, the former being defeated on the first innings by 25 runs…
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A match was played between Grafton and Alumny Creek Tennis Clubs on the former's courts on Saturday. The result was a win for Grafton by 7 sets 47 games to 1 set 19 games…
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The second round, 18 holes, of the competition by members for a trophy offered by associates, played on Saturday, resulted:—E. T. Blaxland 102—10, 92; A. W. Hudson 128—33, 95; E. B…
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Officials—Judge, Mr. H. Bellamy; starter, Mr. P. Mulquiney; clerk of scales, Mr. G. Rouse; trasurer, Mr. M. M'Cristal; secretary, Mr. T. Amons…
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At the Byron Bay Police Court, before Messrs. W. S. Arnott, P.M, and B. Boyle and Bryce, Js.P., M. Morrison and H. Schmidt were charged with a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Smith's Flat Races
Maiden—W. M'Kee's Warrington. Ladies' Purse—W. Phemister's Tommy Dodd. Farmers' Purse—John M'Kee's Creeping Jane. Hack race—Stumpy. Free…
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These came off on 20th March. They were previously postponed on account of the death of Mr. Dugald Stuart. A ball and supper took place at the Oddfellows…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Ulmarra Annual Races
A few months ago a trip to Ulmarra course from Grafton would have been quite a formidable undertaking. Creeks had to be crossed, swamps waded through, hills…
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