Electrocuted. Scaling Cricket Ground Fence
Bound Dancroft Forrest, a boy who resided with his parents at Kangaroo Point (Q.), was electrocuted on Saturday…
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Athletics. Maitland Amateur Club
There was a fairly large attendnnce on the Maitland Park on Saturday afternoon to witness the contests carried out by the Maitland Amateur…
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The feature and surprise of Saturday's competition fixtures was the defeat of the formidable Murrurundi thirteen, on their own ground, by…
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The following have been selected to represent the Park Club against Presbyterian Club on the latter's courts on Saturday next:—Mrs…
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Congratulations to East End on their win ever Kurri last Saturday, which speaks well, seeing they had to put two juniors in—Buman and…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Sports!!! Aberdeen Races
Owing to the rain which fell last week, the Aberdeen Sports Club races, advertised for the 11th. inst., had to be postponed. The races, for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Municipal Swimming Baths. Will They Pay? Emphatically "Yes, in Many Ways."
Municipal swimming baths in the sweltering days and evenings of our long and trying summer time would prove a been and a blessing to our boys and girls, the latter particularly, because they cannot make use of the river as the boys can, to our young men and young women, to those who…
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Arrangement have been made by the Newcastle and Hunter Rugby Leagues for two inter-district matches to be played at Newcastle on June 25…
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Kirkwood's rounds on the old course at St. Andrews yesterday were 72 and 70 in four ball matches with American professionals. He…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Swimming Schools. Department of Education's Scheme. Maitland Handicapped
Circulars outlining the Department of Education's Vacation Swimming School scheme were before the monthly meeting at the Parents…
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Next Saturday rinks will be available on the Park green for members to finish off various rounds in the President's Trophy or forfeit. Second…
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The meeting of the executive of the Maitland and District Lawn Tennis Association was held on Monday last in the School of Arts. Mr…
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Like "Boomerang" I, too wish to congratulate East End on their win over Kurri, the victory being doubtless a surprise for Kurri, who played…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Letters to the Editor Municipal Swimming Baths
Sir,— Your leader in issue on [?] instant was read by the with interest and I desire to disabuse your mind that I have an objection to the…
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It is mutter for regret in the interests of public safety that the motion by Alderman Jurd "that in future no bicycle races be allowed through High-street" did not receive the unanimous support, of the aldermen on Tuesday evening instead of being turned down by three votes for and six…
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A committee meeting of the Maitland Amateur Athletic Club was held in the club room on Tuesday. The president (Mr. H. G. Willis)…
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Andre Dupre and Nutty Fairhall will be the main attraction at the Strand to-night., and it might be said that bo fight has created more interest…
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Mr A. H. Abbott's pony Schnapper (Larino-Cobweb), won the first division of the 14.0 handicap at Rosebery on Monday. The pony carried…
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