Tennis
Australia failed badly when the first test match with the French tennis team was continued at Melbourne on Friday. The visitors won three…
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Taree Races
The attendance at the Taree meeting of the Oxley Race Club on Saturday was not large. The sultry afternoon probably had an adverse effect…
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The mechanical hare coursing at the Taree Racecourse on Saturday drew the largest crowd to date. There was good racing. Every event…
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Mr. Andre Majerszky informs us that he is working up a scheme to have swimming baths constructed alongside the atone wharf at the foot…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. Interesting Comment on English Team
"After making all possible allowances, the fact remains that English cricket has failed." Thus does the "Daily Mail"…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Swimming. Mr. Majersky's Swim. 65 Minutes Clipped From Previous Time. a Weird Experience
Mr. Andre Majersky (M. Andre) a few minutes after completing his weird swim of 14 miles, from Wingham to Taree, at 6.58 o'clock on…
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Attention is drawn to a notice appearing in another column re. the meeting to be held in connection with the formation of a Tennis…
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Bretti races, which were to have been held on 18th inst., have been postponed on account of the high state of the rivers, and will now be…
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The following players will represent Gloucester and Gloucester River combined, in the match against Craven, to be played on the Park…
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The following team will represent Wingham D against Tinonce at Wingham on Saturday next: R. M. Easton, A. G. Bond, A. Witchard, L. F. Hunt,…
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Despite the threatening weather some 300 people attended the tin hare races on the Taree show ground on Saturday last. The racing was of a…
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About 300 people turned up to see the mechanical hare coursing oil Taree showground on Saturday afternoon last. The racing was high class…
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Dyer's Crossing defeated Nabiac with a surplus of 32 runs and five wickets at Nabiac on Saturday last. For the visitors H. Croker compiled…
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Mr. Andre Majersky .(Mf Andre) in forms us that the interest taken in his effort to have modern swimming baths erected At die foot of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Taree's Need of Swimming Baths. (To the Editor)
Sir,—It is gratifying to learn that there is an energetic soul in the town who is doing something definite in the matter of swimming baths, and if the…
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The following team will represent Wingham C against Tinonee at Wingham on Saturday next: R. M. Easton, A. G. Bond, A. Witcuard, L. F. Hunt,…
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The meeting held in the School of Arts on Tuesday night last in connection with the formation of a Tennis Association was largely attended,…
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Well, matey, the long-looked for game of cricket between a team of Buffers from Newcastle and our own Old Buffers was played at Copeland on…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Regatta Meeting
A MEETING of the committee of the port Macquarie Regatta Club was held on the 13th inst., the President (Mr. A. A. Cumming) in the chair…
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Dyer's Crossing defeated Nabiac with a surplus of 32 runs and five wickets, at Nabiac, on Saturday last For the visitors, H. Croker compiled…
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