More Swimming Baths for Wollongong
A public meeting wass held in the Mayor's Room on Monday evening. The Mayor, who had convened the meeting in pursuance of a desire of council…
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Sporting. Football
A[?] delegate meeting in connection with the South Coast rugby League will by held at Berry on Tuesday night next, 27th instant, at 7.30 p.mn. All…
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Dan O'Connell reports everything going smoothly for the opening fixture at the Corrimal School of Arts this Saturday night, when Tom (Nutty)…
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Entries for the competition close on April 5th. There will be a delegate meeting in Wollongong on that date…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →South Coast Tennis Association
The first open tournament promoted by the South Coast Tennis Association begins on Good Friday, and will be continued on Saturday and Easter…
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The first open tournament promoted by the South Coast Tennis Association begin: on Good Friday, and will be continued on Saturday and Easter…
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The South Coast cricketers were only beaten by one run in a match with the Western Districts on the Sydney Cricket Ground yesterday, the scores being 217…
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Corrimal v Kiama.—Kiama is the youngest Bowling Club in the South Coast Association, and their green is quite a credit to them. Clubs from the…
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To represent Port Kembla on Wollongong Showground turf wicket tomorrow (Saturday): Dr. Kirkwood, H. Mills, Ackerman, Gamble, Small,…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Boxing. Fairhall Stops Goodwin
Dan O'Connell, that one time great fighter who is now promoting boxing at Corrimal, on Saturday last brought together Nutty Fairhall, of Port…
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The boat races at Lake Illawarra Entrance on Easter Saturday attracted a big crowd of sightseers, who witnessed some exciting finishes. One heat in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Football Train
As a result of a request made by Mr. Davies, M.L.A., on behalf of footballers and followers of the game for a train to leave Wollongong for…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Saturday Train. a Boon for Football Enthusiasts
As a result of representatives made by Mr. W. Davies, M.L.A., on behalf of footballers, to the Railway Commissioners to run a train from…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →News Notes. Wollongong Pony Races. Friday Next
Sporting enthusiasts are expected to other in great force next Friday at the Wollongong Pony Races, as large entries have been received for the…
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Thanks very largely to the bold initiative, indomitable zeal and untiring energy of its honorary secretary, Mr. S. W. Sproule, the South Coast Tennis…
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A meetiing of delegates was held at the Green Southern Hotel, Berry on Tuesday Night. There was a full attendance and Mr. G. Gillam (President) was in the chair…
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Ald. Walker made some pertinent remarks regarding a request from the Central Park Tennis Club for a top dressing for one of the Courts in the…
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The president, Mr. G. Laughlin, reports that a trial game will be played against Wollongong at Wollongong, on Saturday next. Cars will leave…
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Wollongong bowlers will read the following with interest. It is taken from the Shoalhaven Telegraph:—The captaincy of the club was decided on…
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Dapto third grade played a draw against Mount Keira at Dapto on Saturday, the scores being 5 all. The second grade team was defeated by the…
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