Cricket
Belford v. Stanhope at Branxton on Saturday, play commencing at 2 p.m.: J. J. Emery,W. Deahm, J. Barber, T. Cantwell, W. and A. Stewart, H…
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Northern Division Football Club
The annual meeting of the above club was held at Bickerton's Volunteer Hotel, last night, when a fair number of members attended. Mr. R. E. Norman (vice-president) occupied the chair. The…
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A MEETING, for the purpose of forming a lawn tennis club in Scone, was held at the Willow Tree Hotel on Tuesday evening last, when there was a good…
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Buckland's Gaslight Handicap on Saturday night last produced some of the best running since the handicaps have been started. About 40…
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For the Melbourne C.C. team in Now Zealand. W. W. Armstrong scored 957 runs at an average of 95.7 pen innings and took 104 wickets at 9.87 runs each…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Western Football Club
'A' meeting of the above club was held at Mr. R. Hills Angel Inn on. Thursday evening. Mr. J. Hoskins occupied the chair, and there was a good attendance of…
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It is announced that Mr Bufe Naylor the promoter of the "Kalgoorlie Hundreds," which have attracted such big crowds, and put so much money into Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Maitland Water Brigade Regatta at Morpeth
Fine although somewhat breezy weather conditions prevailed for the regatta which was brought off at Morpeth to-day, under the auspices of the West Maitland Volunteer Water Brigade. Some…
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In view of the fact that this weather was fine, albeit somewhat boisterous at times, is was expected that the West Maitland Volunteer Water Brigade's aquatic sports at…
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The annual meeting of the Southern Division Football Club was held at Winchester's rooms on Thursday evening, when Mr. C. Falconer presided over an attendance of four members, out of a…
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April 24, 25—Scone Jockey Club; entries, April 23 April 28—Newcastle Jockey Club entries, April 23. May 2—Heddon-G[?]- Club; entries, April 24. May 9, 10—Maitland races…
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The occasion of the presentation of the initials won by the Morpeth Public School in the senior grade of the Schools' Football Competition last year, was celebrated last…
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A meeting of the delegates of the Hunter District Rugby Football Union was held in Sir. C. Winchester's rooms lost evening. Mr. W. G. Holmes occupied the chair, and there…
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April 24, 25—Scone Jockey Club; entries, April 23 April 28—Newcastle Jockey Club; entries, April 23. May 2—Reddon-Greta Club; entries, April 24. May 9, 10—Maitland races…
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The Singleton Coursing Cub will hold another meeting on Saturday, May 12th, and the liberal patronage accorded the initial meeting some…
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Victor Trumper, playing against Goulburn on Easter Monday, made 180 on a matting wicket, scoring 50 in a quarter of an hour…
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The annual meeting of the Scone Club is convened for Thursday night next at the Belmore Hotel, All enthusiasts should roll up…
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April 24, 25—Scone Jockey Club; entries, April 23 April 28—Newcastle Jockey Club; entries, April 23, May 2—Heddon-Greta Club; entries, April 24. May 9, 10—Maitland races…
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Mr. Coo Buckland will run a gaslight handicap each night of the faces (Tuesday and Wednesday) the distance the first night being 70 years, and the second night 80…
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Fine although somewhat breezy we[?]ditions prevailed for the regatta which [?] off at Morpeth on Monday, under the [?] the West Maitland Volunteer Water Bridge[?]…
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