Cape Hawke Regatta
LAST Tuesday week Messrs. Petersen Bros, and Power's steamer Narani left Port Macquarie for Cape Hawke to attend the annual regatta there, held on December 30th and 31st. They took with…
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72 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 1 of 4
Picnic Races
The Dungog people intend giving the North Coast Recruiters a rousing welcome when they happen upon that town, and to raise funds for the…
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A meeting of the committee of the Central North Coast Racing Association was held at the Victoria Theatre, Kempsey, on Friday evening last…
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At Kempsey on Friday evening the Committee of the above Association met to decide certain appeals, and transact other business…
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AT Kempsey on Friday evening the Committee of the above Association met to decide certain appeals, and transact other business…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Language in Swimming Baths
Those connected with the management of the swimming baths are determined to put a stop to the habit some occasional frequenters of the…
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Les Darcy, middleweight champion of the world and heavyweight champion of Australia, won the latter title at the Sydney Stadium on Saturday night…
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Officials.—President Mr. J. A, Saxby; Judge, Mr. H. Berriman, senr., Starter, Mr. Jas. Easton; Clerk of the Scales, Mr. F. D. E. Chapman;…
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The clubs under the jurisdiction of the above Association have been officially notified that the provisions of Rules 37, 38, 39 and 66 will in…
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The annual hospital benefit meeting of the above club was held at Warwick course on Monday in perfect weather, and the attendance far…
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THE annual meeting of the Port Macquarie Golf Club members was held in the School of Arts hall on Friday, the 28th April. Mr. W. A. Spence, President, occupied the chair, and there were…
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Lovers of football can look back to February 23, 1874, as the date from which their favorite pastime became popularised as a national sport in London and the South…
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A practice and meeting were held on the Presbyterian Tennis Court on Saturday afternoon last, when the office bearers for the season were…
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Saturday and Monday next the annual race meeting of the Mac[?]y River Jockey Club will take place at Warwick courses, the first race starting at 1 o'clock each day…
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At the meeting of the M.R.A. and H. A. Association on Saturday afternoon last the following letter was read from Mr. G. W. H. Davies, Hon. Secretary…
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The Annual Meeting of the Taree Football Club was held at the School of Arts, Taree, on Wednesday night last. In the absence of the President,…
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A scratch-match between Taree and Cundle was played on the latter's ground on Saturday afternoon, and was contested with the zest of other times…
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Bill Souter will be a welcome addition to the mid-heavies. The once promising Northern Rivers' Champion is in great heart and eager for fight. He…
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The Mitchell's Island Jockey Club as meetings at irregular intervals and different unlicensed tracks. Its meeting took place about a week…
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A PLEASANT afternoon was spent on the Rawdon Island tennis court on Saturday last, when the members of the club had the pleasure of entertaining their patron, Mr. H. D. Morton, M.L.A., who…
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