Coursing. Sport at Cessnock
Rabbit coursing was held at Cessnock on Saturday last, with a good attendance, the ground being in fine order, and the rabbits a good lot…
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Branxton Golf Club Dance
The Branxton Golf Club will hold a dance on the Parish Hall, on Tuesday, April 28. Guy's orchestra will…
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A sensation was caused at the Roehampton Club on the first day of the tournament, when Jacob, the All India Davis Cup captain, was informed…
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A special meeting of St. John's Debating Society's Tennis Club will, be held in the Club Room on Tuesday next, at 7.45 p.m. The business is…
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Plenie races, will be held on the Broke course, on Monday, June 8, King's Birthday. A.R.C. rules will be strictly adhered to, Particulars may…
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Sir,—Assuming your report of the Sunday morning meeting of the H.R.D. Football league to be correct, I must take exception to the…
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C. Watters' dog Chief Dixie, which performed remarkably well last year, as well as in 1923, qualified for the third round of the…
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Taff Jones, of Kurri, will, of Friday night, be opposed to Eddie Watson, Australia's bantam. There will be a couple of good preliminaries…
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The golf season was opened on the local links on Saturday afternoon last, in the presence of many players, including quite a number…
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The commencement of the B grade tournament matches was made on Saturday last when Raymond Terrace club's representatives met a team from Braeside…
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A committee meeting of the local club will be held at Surman's rooms on Tuesday next, at 8.p.m. First and second thirteens of the…
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Everything [?] successful [?] season which [?] the [?] of the Cessnock [?]…
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St. Paul's (W,M.) v. Kurri Kurri Congregational on former court; Messrs. Rae, Moore. Watson, L. March, McLean, C. March. Emerg., C…
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The following team will represent Cessnock seniors against New Lambton at New Lambton to-morrow:â [?] M. S[?]beck, full-backs, W…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Bowls. Queenslanders in Sydney
On the Randwick green on Thursday afternoon the Queensland tourists defeated a intropolitan team by 173 points to 171…
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Mr. W. J. Maner (Kurri) and Mr. E. Sternbeck (Cessnock), recently left Sydney, each driving a 17 h.p. latest model Rugby motor car, and arrived…
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The Cessnock Lawn Tennis Association wishes players to note that all competition games for to-morrow (Anzac Day) are cancelled…
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Two young men were fined £20 each, at West Maitland Court on Tuesday, on a charge of betting at the motor sports on the showground…
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Glendon East Maitland Park B grade men G. Hills G. Weakley, R. Hill F. Hawley, R. Innes A. Innes…
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