Cherry Tree Hill Races
On Saturday, the usual annual meeting at Cherry Tree Hill eventuated. The day opened cloudy and threatening, but despite this fact the heat was rather…
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Yesterday's Races. Sydney, Monday Night
At the Rosehill Races to-day, the folowing were the results:— Hurdle Race—Martin, I.C., Moravian. Shamrock Stakes—Idle Boy, Acrasin,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New England Irish National Association. St. Patrick's Day. Celebration in Armidale. Distinguished Visitors. the Shamrock in Evidence. Officials.—Patron, Mr. C. G. Wilson, M.L.A; President, Mr. W. F. Parker, P.M.; Vice-Presidents, Messrs. M'Ma[?]on, M.L.A. (Uralla). D. P. Claverie (Mayor), J. Paul Kirkwood, J. J. Henry, and Wm Drew; Committee, Messrs. FurneyMann, Cropper, Wheeler, Dilton. Brau[?]d, Wight. J. B. Fitzgerald, Norriss, Miller, Kearney,O'Shea, and Morlock; Hon. Treasurer, Mr. W. J. Murray; Hon. Sec. Mr. D. Mason; Assistant Hon. Sec. Mr. T. Foran; Auditors:Messrs. S. J. Kearney and J. B. Fitzgerald. Sports Officials:— Judges of Horse Jumping and Athletics: Messrs. J. B. Fitzgerald. W. Miller, and H. W. Curtis. Judges of Dancing: Messrs. J. J. Henry, and W. L. Stewart. Judge of Military Events: Captain G. F. Braund. Stewards: Messrs. J. J. Henry, G. C. Mann, A. J Pollack, A. Cropper, and B. C. Wight. Starter: Mr. Jas. Furney; Handicapper: Mr. M. O'Connor; Master of the the Track: Mr. Norriss; Timekeeper: Mr. H. Morlock; Marshalls of Procession: Messrs. M. Dillon and J. Furney
The feast-day of Ireland's Patron Saint is a period of the year at which all true sons of Erin feel within themselves a warm flush of enthusiasm occasioned by the "national and…
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Races for grass-fed horses were held on the Bundarra course on Saturday last, there being a fair attendance of the sporting fraternity, The threatening aspect of the weather no…
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Black Mountain Club, by disposing of Brushy Creek last Saturday, has now virtually won their branch of the country competitions, as the match…
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According to a paragraph which appeared in the TIMES of 19th inst. it is very likely that the final for the above-mentioned will be played in Inverell…
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GEORGE'S CREEK team will play Brushy Greek at the latter club's ground to-day, play to commence at 10.30 a.m. The Brushy Creekites will put a strong team in the field…
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Hugh Trumble, playing for the Melbourne Cricket Club against Hawksburn last Saturday, scored 210 runs…
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Sir,—"Geebung" is rattier premature with his sarcastic effusion RE the above. Perhaps the nest time he has a craving desire to hold up to ridicule the…
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THE following players will represent the Half -holiday Association in their match at Reddestone on Saturday next, play to commence at 11 sharp: -- R M'Kerihan, D M'Intyre, H Seldon, C J Potts,…
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THE annual meeting of the above Union was held at Tattersall's Hotel on Saturday evening last, Mr. C. W. Brown presiding, and there were 12 other enthusiasts present…
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The annual ball, promoted by the Boorolong C.C., will take place during April, probably on Friday, 19th. A definite announcement will be made in…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →TELEGRAMS. A. J. C. Races. Final Acceptances. Sydney, Thursday Night
DONCASTER HANDICAP.—Severity, Sequence Fulminate, Watchdog, Cyanide, Cordon, Australian, Ganga Din, Sagacity. First Consal, Gauleon, Kulaui, Ballomin,…
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Sydney 'Referee,' on Jim M'Kay's batting against Paddington last Saturday: "Of M'Kay and Hogne, the former's was the more taking cricket. He…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Country Cricket Competition. to the Editor of the Inverell Times
Sir,—My effusion as the above, in a recent issue of the TIMES seems to have been the means of stirring up the bilious bile of "A Delegate," judging by his screed in your issue of…
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THE New England Coursing Club, Uralla, held their first meeting of the season on Salisbury Plains on Monday last, which was a decided success. All…
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THE following players will represent the Half- holiday Association in their match against the Commercial Travellers on the local Show Ground on Wednesday next, play to commence at 2 sharp…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting Mems. A.J.C. RACES
THE autumn meeting of the above club was continued on Monday and Wednesday, when the weather was splendid and the attendance good. Following are the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Easter Monday. Day's Racing at Dundee. Pleasant Surroundings
THERE being little or nothing to vary the monotony of four consecutive days' vacation in Glen Innes (inspired by a spirit in strict consonance with accepted Easter rule), we decided to join in the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A. J. C. Races. First Day-saturday
Hurdle Race-Martin, Wee Jim, Rickshaw. Autumn Stakes—Advance, La Carabine, Dandy. Won by a neck. Time,…
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