Football
The football match between New South Wales and South Australia resulted in a draw, each side having kicked three goals…
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Another Football Team
The Queensland football team arrived this morning, and were accorded an official reception…
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Hurdles: Alpha, Uhlan, Draper. District Purse: Silvester, Kestrel, Regret. Norton Handicap: Friendship,…
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The Press condemns the conduct of the mob at Kennington OvaL…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Intelligence by Wire. [Through Greville Company.] New South Wales. Sydney, Saturday. Tattcrsall's Races
Hurdle Race: Vidette, Merlin, Clementina. Tramway Handicap: Princess Lome, Nepicallina, Bryan O'Lynn. Time, Imin…
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The Intercolonial football match was won by the Sydney team by seven goals to three…
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The football match last Saturday, against the Sydney team, resulted in a draw…
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The team of English cricketers organised for the Australian tour does not include any gentlemen players…
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Handicap: Fleetwing, Aurora, Music. Ladies' Bracelet: Wanda, Silver King, Star. Tattersall's Handicap: Little Dick,…
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THE report of the retiring Committee, presented at the late meeting of the Armidale Cricket Club, showed that during the past…
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A COSTUMS of flannel for tennis, gymnastics, or boating, in substance and make as much like a man's as may be, while strictly preserving the lines of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Melbourne. Saturday. Caulfield Races
Selling Stakes-- Mistake, Liddington, Stone Broke. Hurdles-- Hazard, Gasalier, Tattler. Nursery-- Teacher, Wolseley, Ocista…
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MONDAY was observed as a general holiday. Business for the time was pushed aside, and work suspended. Many went into Armidale to see the events that were…
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" O, DAY and night I but this is wondrous, strange," is an exclamation that naturally rises to one's lips when rending of the latest project for the entertainment of the public. As a matter of course,…
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A ONCE well known member of the I Zingari cricket club, writing from the Gulf country to a friend in Warwick, describes a match recently played in Burketown. The writer says:--"I…
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A MATUH was played, on Saturday, on the Armidale gtound, between elevens of the Armidale and Boorolong Cricket Clubs. The visitors were once more defeated, but,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →INTERCOLONIAL. Melbourne, Friday. Coalfield Races
Seeing Race: Royal Irishman, Mistake, Castaway. Handicap Hurdles: Dunstan, Sinking Fond, Gasalier…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Intelligence by Wire. [Through Greyville's Company.] New South Wales. Sydney, Friday. Randwick Races
HURDLES: Student, Pell Mell, Bight Bower. December Stakes; Queen's Own, Cardigan, Corday…
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