Sports Carnival
The Amateur Sports' Carnival continued on the Sydney Cricket Ground to-day. The Half-mile English test cycle race resulted-- Simpson (New Zealand), 1 ; Smith…
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An Exhibition of Celebrated Garters
AN exceedingly interesting collection has just been shown at the well-known establishment on the Boulevard Madelaine in Paris, and…
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THE amateur sports carnival was continued on the Sydney Cricket Ground to-day. The half-mile English test cycle race was won by Simpson, of New Zealand, Smith,…
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A deputation to-day urged on the Premier the desirability of selecting Centennial Park as a site for the great International Exhibition of 1899. The Premier said the question…
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Several readers ask for some particulars on this subject. I gladly give them, but I fear vegetables will not be of a high order this year. They will be below the average in…
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A DEPUTATION waited upon the Premier today and urged the desirability of selecting Centennial Park as the site of the great international exhibition in 1899…
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Suggestions of extraordinary attractions for the 1900 Exhibition are now the order of the day. The latest clou in this line spoken of is the…
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At the Mudgee District Court on Monday before Judge Gibsou, John Honeysette claimed £200 damages from Alfred Tuckermen for alleged…
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OVER 100 first-class and a large number of second-class passengers left for Melbourne by the express train last evening and another large batch left to-day for the…
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THE late spring race meeting returned a profit to the club of £10,000, while the prize money was £600 more than last year. Messrs. Jones and Cooper receive £4986…
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SOME Hawkesbury College hay, sown on May 11th and harvested on October 27th, is being exhibited by the Agricultural Department…
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THE Carnival to-day was very successful, and the racing was good. Results:-- Park Gift, 12 mile; first £2 10s, second 20s, third 10s--E. Duff, D. Romer, J. Fitzgerald…
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THE Assembly decided, last night, by 43 votes to 18 that an International Exhibition be held at Sydney in 1899, the net cost being estimated at between £100,000…
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THE initial spring bye show of the Armidale and New England P., A., and H. Association, held under the arrangement between the Armidale and Glen Innes…
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AT the Spring Show, held yesterday, about one thousand people were present in the day time, and about 500 at night. Entries were fair, and stock exhibits' generally good. In…
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The Armidale P. and A. Society's summer show took place on the show ground on Wednesday last. As far as the attendance was concerned the…
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The first batch of [?] [?] imp[?] in Ab[?], have arrived on the [?] at the Golf of Aden, where they will released. They…
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