Frederickton Regatta
ON Tuesday last the people of Frederickton celebrated the 98th anniversary of the colony by holding their annual regatta. The weather was not all that…
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The Late Cricket Match. To the Editor
SIR, -- As a great deal of misunderstanding and misconception has arisen regarding my action in giving Mr. Harris out in the match between the Eleven and Fifteen on…
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It must have been very disheartening to the members of the selection committee to find that their efforts on Saturday last were not more successful…
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The great and long looked for cricket match between the Macleay and Hastings elevens ended yesterday in a complete fiasco. Without wishing to…
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THE third inter-district cricket match between the Hastings and Macleay Rivers combined elevens was commenced on the Macleay Cricket…
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WHILE Mr. Robert Bonner was inspecting John Turner's horses in Philadelphia the General told a curious story of horse training. "When I was a boy, and $200 looked as big…
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We are pleased to learn that satisfactory arrangements have been made for another inter-district cricket match between the Macleay and Hastings…
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The Kempsey Regatta which is to take place on Easter Monday promises to be a big success. The prizes are numerous and liberal, and the names…
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A LARGE number of people assembled at West Kempsey police court to hear the case of perjury which had been preferred by Mr. Thomas Waters against Mr. Charles…
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PERHAPS the most successful races ever held on the pleasant banks of the fertile Macleay were run off on Monday and Tuesday, the 26th and 27th ult. The committee who…
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Dear Sir--Allow me through the medium of your valuable paper to ventilate a greviance that nothing but time can obliterate from the minds of the Frederickton Cricket Club who…
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DEAR SIR,--A letter appeared in your issue of 22nd inst, which purported to have, for its object the retaliation of a cricket grievance. Before going any…
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Sir, -- I would inform you that I do not intend to carry on any further correspondence re this matter, I simply ventilated a grievance, and when doing so did not intend…
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Now that the cricket season of 1886-7 is about commencing it would not be out of place to give a resume of cricket since its resscitation on the…
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IT is proposed to inaugurate the cricket season of 1886-7 by a grand match to take place on the Association Ground, West Kempsey, on Saturday, the 2nd…
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THE general meeting of the Kempsey Cricket Club was held at the Royal Hotel, on Tuesday evening 30st inst. Mr. Geo. T. Bethel, was in the chair…
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THE opening match of the season will be played on the West Kempsey ground, to-day, (Saturday) between elevens representing the Upper and Lower…
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A cricket match was played in [?] between T[?] and Wingham on Saturday last. Following are the scores :— TAREE, 1ST INNINGS…
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THE Kempsey Cricket Club scored their first victory for the season last Saturday, beating their opponents, the East Kempsey Club, by 58 runs, More…
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THE match between the Kempsey and Undaunted clubs was concluded on Thursday, the former winning by 32 runs. For the Kempsey club. Messrs. Bethel. McPhee, D…
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