Frederickton Regatta
The Frederickton regatta of 1904 promises to be more than ordinarily interesting owing to the number of entries for each event. For the Handicap Sculling Race there are 6…
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Frederickton Regatta
THE thriving little settlement of Frederickton will be en fete on Tuesday next, the occasion being the 47th annual regatta. This is the second oldest aquatic event in…
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The Tinonee and Taree teams met at Taree on Saturday, the game resulting in any easy win for Taree, who scared 103 for three wickets to…
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A Country Branch Unions' Competition is to he arranged next season by the New South Wales Rugby Union, and to be known on "The…
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The 47th annual regatta held at Frederickton on Tuesday passed off very successfully, The weather was all that could have been wishsd. A gloriously fine morning, with a…
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At the Anniversary Regatta, Towns won the All-comers' Single Sculling match…
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A MEETING was held at the Royal Hotel on Thursday night last for the purpose of taking steps to hold a regatta at Kempsey upon on an early date. Mr. S. L. Rudder presided…
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A famous German physician has suggested adding golf links to every lunatic asylum; for he has found that golf has cured many of his patients of what were…
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The social held on Anniversary night under the auspices of the regatta committee, was, to say the least, a financial success; but…
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In the match Candle v Tinonee, at Candle, this Saturday, the following will play for Candle:—Messrs. Me Dougall, Holder, McDonell, Jon…
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The inter-state cricket match, N. S. W. v Victoria, which was played at Sydney, concluded on Wednesday, the game resulting in an easy win for…
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Some time ago (says "L.O.U.") a West of England footballer, who had been up with his team to play Black heath, had a narrow escape of his…
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THE annual tennis match and sports held on Anniversary Day attracted, as usual, visitors from all parts of the river. It has been the custom for some years past, on…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Cricket. WINGHAM V. TINONEE
THIS competition match was played on the Tinonee ground on Saturday last, and resulted in an easy win for the visitors by 84 runs. Wingham scored 132 runs-- H. Fowler 68, W. S…
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A meeting of the above association win held at Taree on Saturday night last, Mr. MeDougall id the chair. As there would not be time to play a…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cricket. TEREE V. WINGHAM
WINGHAM defeated Taree in a competition match on the Wingham ground on Saturday afternoon last-- the scores being:--Wingham, G wickets for 167; Taree, 55…
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THE regatta held at Frederickton on Anniversary Day showed a very marked advance on any previous acquatic event on the Macleay. For a number of yours until the…
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Ak adjourned meeting in connection with the proposal to hold a regatta at Kempsey upon an early date, was held at McQuade's Hotel on Thursday night kit. Mr. H. J…
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A MEETING was held on Friday-evening, 29th ult., at the School of Arts, Coopernock, for the purpose of forming a tennis association on the Lower Manning. The initiative was taken by Mr. E. Rootes, of Upper…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cricket. MANNING V. HASTINGS
THE following players have been selected to represent the Manning District, in the match against the Hastings, at Taree, on Friday and Saturday next-- play to start at 2 p.m. on the first day, and on the…
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