Buckley's Crossing Races
VISITORS from all parts, the over-the-river contingent being very strong, attended to witness the great race on Saturday last. Mr. G. Phillips geni[?]bly undertook the…
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Sport, 1884
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Anglo-Australian Cricket
LONDON, September 4.—The Australian 11 began their 31st match to-day in Scar[?]ngh, against the Zingari Club. The attendance of spectators was very large…
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A MEETINGS of the club was held at Mr. Rolfe's Hotel on Monday night, 20 members being present. Mr. G. T. C. Miller was voted to the chair…
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THE annual general meeting of the above club was held at Mr. W. T. Cohen's Cooma Hotel on Tuesday evening week. Present:—Messrs. A. Salway (in chair),…
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A CRICKET match, Government Officials and Banks v. All Comers, will take place on the Market-square on Saturday, 4th instant. Play will commence at 2 o'clock…
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AT the committee meeting held on Tuesday night, Messrs. Balliday (in the chair), J. E. P. Walker, McGeorge, Edwards, Chantler, Salwey, and L. Shannon were…
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A MEETING of members was held at Mr. Cohen's Cooma Hotel on Monday night; Mr. J. Halloran was in the chair. Minutes of previous meeting were read and adopted…
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THE following are the entries, and weights for the various events to be decided on Teatroe [?] on Monday, the particulars having been courteously supplied by…
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SPORTING men of Kiandra have issued a good programme for Boxing Day, 26th December, and are determined to secure publicity. There are six races on the bill…
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A VERY poor attendance hardly two-hundred, counting the general public and the among employees. greeted the efforts of the M[?] Jockey Club to celebrate on…
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Much interest was evinced in the match between the Town and Country players on the Market-square last Saturday, and the game attracted a number of ladies as well as…
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A MARCH name off Jindabyne on Saturday, 8th instant, the day being fine. A large attendance assembled on the ground. At about 11.[?] play commenced. The…
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The English team went in first. Ulyett scored 21 runs; Flower, 1; Bates, 2 ; Read, 10 ; Briggs, 5 ; Attewell, 6. Eight were out for 180 when…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Late Telegrams. Two More Women Killed Abortion the C[?] Three Nominated for Carcdar Show for Fitzpatrick. Publication and Darlinghurst Gaol Fine of £10. Shocking Shooting Affray. Shooter Attempts Suicide. Fat Stock Market. the Premier's Health. Land Officers on the March. Bruce v. Rutherford, J.P. Quinian Sentenced to Death. Smart Retires From the Turf. Hastings Favorite for Wagga Cup. One Candidate for Tenterfield. Fitzpatrick Favorite for Carcoar. Chinese Leper Buried Alive. Estate of R. Barbour, M.P. Suicide in Melbourne Gaol. Cricket in Victoria. [Through Greville's Telegram Co.] SYDNEY
Two more females, Miss Hales ans Mrs. Sarah W[?]ght, a widow, died suddenly on Sunday from alleged inalpractice of Sheridan, the chemist, who is in…
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ON references to our advertising columns, it will be observed that our sporting friends at Buk[?] Crossing have prepared a liberal programme for the annual races to be holden…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegrams. The Cricket Match. England v. Sydney. [Through Greville's Telegram Co.] Sydney, Saturday, 3.30 p.m
SYDNEY.—First Innings.—All out for 184 runs. Saturday, [?] 46. p.m. ENGLISHMEN.—First Innings.—All…
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Nominations closed for the Delegate Races last night as follow:— MAIDEN PLATE: Mr. Sharp's Diver…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Telegrams. Fat Stock Markets. the English Mails. Libel Jurors Influenced. Orange and Glen Innes Land Offices. Typhoid at Prospect. Cricket in Adelaide. [Through Greville's Telegram Co.] Sydney
IN the fat cattle market, there is a medium supply, and prices are firmer, best beef bringing from 25s. to 27s, 6d. per 100lbs. A large supply was brought forward for…
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THE first match of the season between the clubs of Nimitybelle and Cooma was played at Nimitybelle on Saturday last, resulting in a win for the Cooma boys by 46 runs on the first…
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The following nominations and acceptances have been made:— Maiden Plate.—Butterfly, Marske, Diver…
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