Bowls
The following have been selected to represent Singleton Club against Cessnock team on the local green on Monday, 24th inst., at 10.30:—…
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Football
The following players are chosen to represent Singleton Orientals against Aberdeen, to-day on Victoria Square:— J. Murphy. J. Mantle, S.Carey, H…
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Newcastle Jockey Club's Prince of Wales' Birthday, meeting, on Monday next promises to be very successful. Judging by the acceptances there should be good fields in…
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In Maitland this week, a Methodist minister, who has done 15 years' missionary service in New Britain, 14 under German rule, gave his experiences of Germany's treatment…
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Cessnock Jockey Clubs's meeting on Saturday was favoured by beautiful weather, and being pay-Saturday there was a very large tendance, the paddock and leger both being…
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Singleton met Cessnock on the local green yesterday in two games, morning and afternoon, three rinks. The first contest resulted in a win for Singleton by. 76 points to 24;…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. Singleton V. Aberdeen
Singleton Orientals defeated Aberdeen on Victoria Square, last Saturday by 9 points to 3. Tries were obtained lor Singleton by H. Humphries, W…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →FOOTBALL. RAlNBOWS' SUCCESSES
East MaItland Rainbows beat Newcastle Shamrocks by 28 to nil. Anderson two tries Mudd two, Reg. Porter two, Dickie one Doherty one. Algy Mudd and Captain Burg…
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The two rinks from Katoomba touring the Northern district had their first game when they met the Maitland team on the park yesterday afternoon. The visitors…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Football. East Maitland Uniteds v. West Maitland Uniteds
East Maitland Uniteds played the West Maitland Uniteds at East Maitland on Monday. A very good and fast game throughout. The West Maitland Uniteds were…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →English Speaking Races, Progress Towards Unity. London
The Duke of Connaught presided at an informal dinner given at the Pilgrims Club. Mr. Hughes, in proposing the health of the Duke of Connaught, said that they were…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Drink and Racing. Conserving National Efficiency
At an enthusiastic meeting of women held, in the Sydney Domain yesterday, Dr. Mary Booth presiding, the following motion was carried unanimously: "We the women…
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Further generous subscriptions to the above fund have been received and thankfully acknowledged: Brought forward £9/18/6. Miss Luke £1, Mrs. C…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Boxing. Brogan and O'connor Draw
The principle event staged at the Sydney Hippodrome on Saturday night did not give the audience satisfaction. Frank Brogan, 9.5, and Frank O'Connor, 10.0½, danced round…
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A meeting under the auspices of Maitland Jockey Club will be held on Rutherford course on Saturday Excellent entries have been received for…
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The Maitland Jockey-Club will hold its July meeting at Rutherford on Saturday and with fine weather there promises to be a very large attendance. The tracks is in excellent…
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A special General meeting of members of the Control Bowling Club was held in the Town Hall committee room on Thursday night to consider the advisability of joining…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Bkentwood Tennis Court Fund
Further generous subscriptions to the above fund have been received and thankfully acknowledged: Brought forward [?]13/14/6, Mrs. J. C…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →FOOTBALL. Singleton V. Aberdeen
The following players have been chosen to represent Singleton at Aberdeen to-day (Saturday):—F. Twomey, H. Herps, E. Burke, J. Murphy, J. Killalea,…
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The game on'Saturday afternoon on the Maltland.'Park between members residing In the. municipality, anil those outside "the boundaries,' of' the town created even a…
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