Gloucester Races
Gloucester races will be held to-morrow. A special train will leave Newcastle at 8.45 a.m. carrying passengers and horses, calling at Honeysuckle and leaving…
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Bowls. Hunter River District Competitions
The Singleton A team meets East Maitland. A team on Singleton green on Saturday, play starting punctually at 2 o'clock sharp, in order to permit…
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The fight which was to have taken place to-night between Nutty Fairhall and Siddie Bailey had to be abandoned owing to Bailey contracting gastritis…
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A complimentary game was tendered to Mr. Newton on Saturday afternoon last by the Bowling Club, this being the last occasion for some time on…
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The local League Club held a successful meeting at Mr. Krohn's Refreshment Rooms on Tuesday evening last, the attendance being good. Mr. T. Dennett…
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"Even racecourses would be closed," said a union secretary, who argued that the scheme, was impossible…
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Intending members should not for-get that a meeting of the Lawn Tennis Club will be held in the School of Arts on Friday evening at 8 p.m…
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A meeting of executive delegates to the proposed Tennis Association was held in the M.L.A. Chambers last evening, presided over by the Rev. P. A. B. Williams…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wallsend Easter Races
The following entries have been received for the Wallsend Jockey Club's Easter race meeting:— FRIDAY…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →International Cricket. Sydney
The secretary of the Australian Board of Control for international Cricket has received a cable from Marylebone Club accepting the board's invitation to send a team…
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There is every, indication, that the meeting of the Maitland Jockey Club at Rutherford to-morrow will be largely patronised. The nominations are numerous, and as the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Boxing. Scanlon Beats Fairhall
Nutty Fairhall and Mick Scanlon provided the main contest last night at the Strand Boxing Theatre, Cessnock, Mr. Arthur Scott, of Sydney, officiated as referee…
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After a long spell, racing is to be relived at Sedgefield. An attractive programme has been arranged for Saturday, April 10th, and as liberal patronage from…
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A young man named Beverly Kerrigan, son of Mr Walter Kerrigan, and a nephew of. Mrs G. H. Coughlan, of Singleton, met with a painful accident…
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The second half-yearly general meeting of the Maitland Amateur Athletic Club will be held in the club rooms, Elgin-street, on Monday next, 29th instant, at 8 p.m…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Boxing. Green Still Champion
The contest between Jerry Sullivan and Jack Green for the bantam championship—a title held by Green—at the Sydney Stadium on Saturday night, was an interesting…
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The annual meeting of the Sunnyside Tennis Club will be held in Mrs. Fulton's residence, George-street, East Maitland, to-night (Monday) at 7.45 o'clock. The…
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A meeting of the executive committee of the H.R.D. Cricket Association was held in the School of Arts on Saturday evening, Mr. E. Bowden presiding over a fair…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. East Maitland Cadets v. Kurri Kurri
The first football match of the season was played at East Maitland on Saturday. when cadet teams from East Maitland and Kurri Kurri met. There was a fair…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Athletics. Maitland Amateur Club
The Maitland Amateur Athletic Club opened its season on Saturday, when junior and senior 75 and 440 yards handicaps were decided. The result of the 75 yards…
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