Local and General News. Kempsey Golf Club
The first of the three rounds of 18 holes each for the medal competition was played on Saturday afternoon last with the following result: -- G. Davies…
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Gladstone Cricket Club
A meeting of the above club was bold in the School or Arts on Friday, 6th Sept. The club was re-formed, and the following officers were elected:—Mr.V.T. Thorne,…
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In the final for the junior competition the Kempsey Rovers beat Central Macleay by 11 points to nil, but owing to the full time arranged not being played a…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Local and General News. Cricket Trophy
For some seasons past cricket has been very slack in this district, but there is likely to be a recrudescence of interest in the king of games this year…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Ladies' Column. Fashion and Things Feminine Copyright. a Tennis Dress
The lover of outdoor pursuits is apt to be more seriously interested just now in the informal side of the wardrobe that appeals to summer sports…
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A MEETING for the purpose of forming a cricket club was held in the School of Arts, Beechwood, on Saturday, 14th inst. Mr. T. Suters was voted to the chair…
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The football match for Saturday next will be between Kempsey and Waratah teams, the winners to meet Frederickton on Saturday week in the final match. To…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sporting Notes. Rosehill Races
Some interesting events wens decided are the above meeting on Saturday last, the results being as follows:—Hurdle Reace.—Paisano 1, Zim 2, Don…
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FOOTBALL in this district bids fair to continue right into one of the summer months, for we are to have two more Saturdays devoted to the winter game…
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The cricket season opened in Bowraville last. Saturday when Argent's Hill club tried conclusions on the local grounds and securing the…
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A MEETING of the Port Macquarie cricket club was held at Halpin's Hotel, Port Macquarie, on Tuesday last. Mr. A. Denham presided, and there was a fair attendance. The minutes of the annual…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sporting Intelligence. Boxing, Read Beats Til
LIGHT WEIGHTS Jack Read, of Australia, and Paul Til, of France, met at the Stadium on Saturday night, and after the stipulated 20 rounds Referee Scott gave the local man the decision on…
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The second and final round of 12 holes for the foursomes trophy was played on Wednesday afternoon 25th proximo. The best cards returned were--Mrs…
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THE success of the concert and dance in aid of the funds of the Gladstone Cricket Club, which event occurred on Wednesday evening last, was…
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The Spring meeting of the A.J.C. commenced at Randwick on Saturday, and continued on Monday. Results:— FIRST DAY—SATURDAY…
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The Parliamentary Party attended at the Kempsey football match on Saturday last. The Hon. Fred. Flowers, Hon. Joynton Smith and Mr. Harry Morton…
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Stoney Creek v. Wauchope. Hamilton v. Port Macquarie. Rollands Plains v. Telegraph Point. Beechwood a bye…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Useful Swimming Strokes. Three That Are Well Worth Practising
Once a man can float on the water in confidence, he should learn the "skulling" stroke. The body is kept quite straight, but instead of the…
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SIX Clubs have entered the Pacey Cup Competition, viz., Kempsey, Gladstone, Froderickton, Banks', Lodge, and Schools…
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A MEETING of members of the Port Macquarie Regatta, Club was held in the Town Hall the 10th inst. Mr. W. B. Dick occupied the chair, and there was a fair attendance. Mr. J. Hayward…
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