Struck by Cricket Ball Schoolboy Killed
Struck on the head with a cricket ball on Monday afternoon, Thomas Williamson, aged 13 years, of lsaac-street, Peakhurst, was fatally injured…
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Cessnock Tennis "Promising Future" Secretary Lauded Cessnock
"During the next twelve months the destines of the Cessnock Tennis Association will be made or marred." said the…
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Delegates representing Kurri Kurri, Weston, Abermain, Abernethy, Ellalong, Cessnock and South Cessnock met in conference at Cessnock School…
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The annual meeting of the Raymond Terrace Tennis Club was held on Wednesday week last. The balance sheet showed that the Club was in a fairly satisfactory…
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The following team will play Eskdale Hornets on the Raymond Terrace Courts on Saturday:— Misses King and Ambler. Messrs. Reid, Hanlon, Jensen, Hopkins…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →SWIMMING Record Lowered
In successfully defending the title of Victorian breast-stroke champion, A. Higginson, of Melbourne, swam 100 yards breast-stroke in 1min…
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The following matches will be played on Saturday in the competitions conducted under the auspices of the Cessnock Tennis Association:…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Night Tennis Competitions Progress
The night tennis competitions now being run by the Maitland Lawn Tennis Association were continued last night, when four matches were played,…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Raymond Terrace Football Club
On Wednesday night the football club, held its annual meeting. The balance on the year is £2/12/5 to credit. Travelling expenses amounted to £14/13/. The report…
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Sir,—In fairness to Northern Division and East Maitland, I wold like to draw your attention to the report of the match against East Maitland…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Stipes Were Kept Busy at Victoria Park Races. es Books' Good Day Drastic Penalties
Recent meetings at Victoria Park have kept the stipendiary stewards busy, and those concerned are now…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Rugby Football Junior League Formed on Coalfields
An important step in the advancement of the thirteen-aside code on the coalfield was made on Wednesday night, when, at a meeting of…
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The member and supporters of Rugby League have formed themselves into a "working bee," and are making rapid, progress with the preparation of…
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Aberdeen A team meet the Veterans, at Scone, to-morrow (Saturday), and the team will be selected later. The B graders journey, to Muswellbrook the…
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The new court being erected, on Mr. A. E. Hardy's premises is almost completed. The lights have been erected and the court will shortly be ready for…
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The proposal of the local club to engage a playing coach for the coming season is gathering support, and it is also proposed to instal electric lights…
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The staff at the Empire and Regent Theatres are going to try themselves out against the Strang "Miget" golf links staff in a "minny"…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →SWIMMING Maitland Club Saturday's Carnival
The Maitland District Swimming Club's annual carnival will take place on Saturday, February 21, starting at 2.15 p.m. sharp…
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A suggestion has been made that Dungog Racing Club allow a local committee to conduct Picnic Races with trophies for prizes, reduced…
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South Cessnock team to play Congewai to-morrow:—E. Butler, N. [?]don, J. Wallac,e S. Bowden, J. Harden, G. Nattrass, J. Spoink, W. How[?]…
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