Smithtown Regatta
THREE of the local boatowners, Messrs W. Stapies, G. Hayward, and J. A. Brien, took part in the shove regatta on Tuesday last, and met with good success—having each was a [?] Messrs…
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Sporting. Racing
Owing to the heavy rains experienced this week the committee of the Upper Manning Jockey Club decided to postpone their race meeting listed for to-day. The races will…
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EACH of the three Macleay River aquatic carnivals has this year been treated to the same unfavorable weather conditions, necessitating…
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G. A. Faulkner stood out of the first match against Tasmania. Made 6 and 87 in the second. This gives him 1051 in first-class matches. For…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Cricket Notes
A match was commenced at Kempsey on Saturday between Kempsey and the True Australians, Batting first, Kempsey made 47—Druit 12. Holton took 6 wickets…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →A Plea for Colored Races
Lord Curzon. in a, rhetorical address at Glasgow University, discussed the Eastern nations' demand for representative institutions…
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THE [?] won the Handicap Salling, Race at the [?] council in the Champion…
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The Secretary of the Tennis Club (Mr. Hodgins) informs us that the tender of Mr. E. J. Dalley for £10 has been accepted by the club for clearing and fencing…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sporting. Racing
Feb. 11th, Upper Manning J.C. races, Wingham. Feb. 24th and 25th, M.R J.C, races at Taree…
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Mad advices from New Zealand announce the death at the age of 40 of Harry Graham, a one time [?]. Who played for Victoria and in [?] games…
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Weights for M.R. J.C. Races appear in another column. The aged gelding Neptunus has become tho properly of a Belliogen resident, who,…
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Honors are now easy this season between Manning and Wallamba. Two more matches are to be played. The postponed Test match was to have…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Boxing. Thompson Beats Paper
The two Americans, Thompson and Papke, fought at the Stadium on Saturday night. The contest was classic in its way. The opening rounds gave do suggestion of the strenuous battle…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Romance of a Cricket Ball
Several lads were amusing themselves practising cricket on a vacant piece of ground in one of the suburbs on the outskirts of Glasgow…
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History reported Last Autumn trainer J. Siely, of Rosehill, look Kuringai (Fla[?] Velox) and Lantoka to Melbourne some weeks before the…
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Committee meetings in connection with the above were held on Tuesday morning, in view of the inclement weather ; but, as a good drying wind was blowing, it was…
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The fourth test match was commenced in Melbourne on Friday. Australia made 328 in the first innings—Bardsley 82, Rensford 75, Kelleway 59, Armstrong 48…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Boxing. Hill Defeats Hanley. Sydney
Jimmy Hill defeated Tommy Hanley on po[?]ts oil Wednesday night…
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Dave Smith drew £1400 as his share of the gate receipts in the last three fights [?] had in Sydney. Evidently there is good money in the game for a top not[?]her…
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