Uralla Races
The second day's racing of the Uralla Jockey Club was held on "Thursday. The various events resulted as follows: FLYING HANDICAP; 5 furlongs.—…
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Racing at Broken Hill
The Now South Wales Government lias lifted its prohibition, proclamation regarding racing as far as Broken Hill is concerned…
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Mr. Allan Anderson, secretary of the Maitland Jockey Club, states that he will known definitely on Monday if the race meeting sot down for Saturday next at…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →County Cricket. Two Days' Limit. London, Thursday night
The County Cricket Advisory Committee has confirmed its decision to restrict count matches to two days. The championship will be calculated on the basis of one point…
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It now appears that unless a manager is appointed immediately, authorised to hold the indispensable players together, smooth the jealousies, and negotiate with…
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The main attraction at the imperial Pavillion, Newcastle, on Saturday, night was a 20 rounds content between Harry Denham, of Sydney, and Jack Darcy, of East Maitland…
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The following entries have been received for Maitland Jockey Club races to be held at Rutherford on Saturday next:-Novice Handicap: 6 furlongs.-Pathlight…
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The secretary of the Maitland Jockey Club (Mr. Allan Anderson) states that he has received a reply from the Minister for Health stating that the club's race…
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A visiting rink from Wallsend Bowling Club played a Singleton rink on the local green yesterday afternoon. The visitors were headed by Mr. John Estell, M.L.A…
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Following will represent Belvideres v.Branxton, at Branxton. on Saturday next:—J. Bendeich, C. Morris, B. Collins , L. Lambert, H. Thrift, G. Priestly,…
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In response to an invitation from the City Club the following three rinks will visit Newcastle next Saturday:-Wilson, Rutter, Seward, Cavalier; J. Kerr, Lindsay, Smith…
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Reports have been current to the offeet that the Government might in the near future take some steps to lift the embargo on racing. That these have…
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At the Queen's Club Rugby trial the Australians, in France, beat the South Africans by nine points to eight, under fairly good conditions. The play was fast and keen, and…
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Cessnock team in the A Pennant competition against Kurri at Cessnock to-morrow will consist of: Lindeman, Vaisey, Davidson…
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For East Melbourne last Saturday, N.G. Dean, just back from active service, played a sensational innings at Foorak Park. In one over from…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Boxing. Darcy v. DENHAM
The main attraction at the Imperial Pavilion, Newcastle, on Saturday night was a 20 rounds contest between harry Denham, of Sydney, and jack Darcy, of East Maitland…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Bowls. Singleton a v. E. MAITLAND A.
Following will represent Singleton against East Maitland to-day on local green in Shield competition:— W. Bailey, W. G. Bailey, Moss, H. S…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Racing Stoppage. Deputation to Chief Secretary
A deputation from the Pony Owners and Trainers' Association interviewed Mr Fuller, Chief Secretary, on Thursday, petitioning for a resumption of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Bathurst Show Races. Representations to Cabinet
There is a strong probability that an early move will be made to urge the State Cabinet to lift the bar on country racing, as far as Bathurst is concerned, so that the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Dominions Football New Zealanders Beat South Africans. London
At Richmond, playing practically their full team, the New Zealanders beat the South Africans by 26 to 5. South Africa had a scratch side and the…
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