Racing at Randwick
On visiting Randwick one cannot help noticing the extensive arrangements which are made for the convenience of racegoers. The trams,…
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Taree Swimming Club
A meeting of the above club was held in Kemp's Cafe on Wednesday night, with Mr. Bright in the chair. It was decided, to affiliate with the…
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At a meeting of Taree Swimming Club on Wednesday night it was decided to affiliate with the Northern Association, Newcastle, from which…
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The holding of the big swimming carnival at Shallow Island baths, Taree, on the 26th inst., and the possibility of the visit of swimmers…
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The Smithtown regatta is set down for Saturday week, when the chief race of the day will be the handicap sculling race, of two miles, first prize £20…
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There is sure to be a rush to Jerseyville on Saturday next when the annual regatta will be held. A programme of 11 events for both water…
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There is sure to be a large crowd at Frederiekton on Anniversary Day to witness the 1926 regatta. This is the mother town of regattas, and the usual…
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The following will represent Gloucester United against Barrington at Barrington on Saturday next. Cars leave Anderson's at 1.15:—C. Wellard,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Nowendoc Races & Ball
The Nowendoc Race Club held their races on the 5th January, being postponed from New Year's Day owing to floods. There was a fairly large…
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Four races were held at Shallow Island baths on Saturday afternoon by Taree Swimming Club, and they provided excellent contests. The…
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Taree Swimming Club is looking forward to a record carnival at Shallow Island baths next Tuesday (Anniversary Day). A splendid…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Swimming Classes. Satisfactory Results
Mr. W. J. E. Lewis, who, in company with Miss M. Anderson, conducted the swimming school at Kempsey during the holidays, "writes us as follows:…
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The following players will represent the Manning v the Hastings at Wauchope on 26th inst., play commencing at 10.30 sharp:--Wallace…
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All roads will lead to Jerseyville regatta to-morrow (Saturday), where the first race will commence at 11 a.m. The programme, which is a large and…
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Frederickton, the mother town of the State as far as regattas are concerned, will hold the annual event on Anniversary Day. Established 1853…
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To-morrow, Saturday, is the closing day. for the nominations for the Novice Amateur Boxing Tournament to be held in the F.S. Hall. For full…
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Mr., C. J. Macdermott informs us that the East Kempsey Golf Club intends holding a 36-hole stroke competition and championship on Tuesday…
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Billy Neal, of Newtown, who is to box Clarrie Dickson, the local champion, on Friday next, January 29th, at the Victoria Theatre, over a bout…
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ON Thursday evening the Regatta Committee met and adopted a programme for its annual Easter gathering, embodying a total prize list of…
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Team to represent Taree seconds against Tinonee on Taree Park today (Saturday): Woodley, Trotter, Mullinger. Martin, Hole, Macfarlane…
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