Bowls. Secretary to State Association
Mr. W. A. Blackstone, of Mosman, was last night appointed secretary to the New South Wales Bowling Association in succession to Mr. T. W. Shadworth, who was…
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Bowls
The following players will take part in a rink tournament on Central Club green on Saturday afternoon:—J. McLauchlin, C. Edwards, F. Wakcham, E. Wilks, A. Hall, T…
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A deputation from the Cricket Association interviewed the Minister for Education on Monday, and suggested a scheme for the popularising of cricket…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Lawn Tennis Tournament
The lawn tennis tournament being carried out in connection with St. Mary's Market Day is producing some keen and interesting play. Entries were received from 20 couples…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Singleton Cricket Club
The general meeting of the Singleton Cricket Club, called for Monday night at the Mechanics' Institute, was only sparsely attended. Those present were…
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The lawn tennis tournament promoted to supplement the funds of the sweets stall, conducted in connection with. St. Mary's market day, will be concluded on Dr…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Heddon Races
Heddon Jockey Club's meeting set down for to-morrow having been favoured by splendid entries in each of the five events, a successful meeting seems assured. The weather…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Singleton Cricket Club
There was only a small attendance at the general meeting of members of Singleton Cricket Club on Monday night. Mr. A. B. Shaw presided. In view of the small…
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Owing to the continued rain the opening of the local bowling green has been postponed until Saturday 1st December…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Boxing. Stadium Bouts
At the Stadium on Saturday night the programme provided for seven boxing contests, the match being a 10 rounder between F. O'Connor and Matt. Murphy…
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By the courtesy of Dr. and Mrs. Herring, a mixed doubles handicap will be played on Dr. Herring's court, and the proceeds will go to the "Hospital Appeal." The assistance in…
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The lawn tennis tournament carried out to augment the proceeds of St. Marys Market Day was concluded on Dr. Herring's court on Saturday afternoon. The tournament was…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Boxing. Kay Defeats Lloyd
Key Was declared the winner of the main bout at the Sydney Stadium on Saturday night due tp the extraordinary a mount of foot work displayed by him and the immense number of…
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The cricket match between the Singleton Grammar School and the All Saints' Choir Boys on Saturday last, 24th instant, resulted in a win for the…
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East Maitland v. Maitland Central to be played on the Central green:—Burgess, Stein, Moon, Hill; Talamini, Hay, Delohery, Lee; Brunker, W. Cotterill, Stacey Pickering…
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Aberdeen bowlers visited and played Muswellbrook on Saturday last, results not yet known, but some of those that returned…
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The tennis tournament which by the courtesy of Dr. and Mrs. Herring is being held on their court in aid of the Hospital Appeal promisses to be one of the best contests of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Boxing. Kay Defeats Lloyd
Kay was declared the winner of the main boat at the Sydney Stadium on Saturday night due to the extraordinary amount of foot work displayed by him and the immense number of…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →German Colonial Policy. Oppression of Native Races
In many projects devised by German politicians and professors, which shall bring glory and wealth to their empire after the War, the Colonies always play a…
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