Guyra & District. GUYRA, Wednesday. Athletic Association
THE Guyra Athletic Association held their initial gathering on Easter Monday in the North End Park. There was a large number present from neighbouring places, and…
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Sporting. CRICKET
The final for the Bundarra cup will be played on the next oliday, which will be the opening of the Federal Parliament. LAST Saturday Bora Creek inflicted a sever…
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An open verdict was retained at the inqnest on the lad Byrne, who died at the hospital from the effects of injuries alleged to have been received in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Country Cricket Competition. [To the Editor Inverell TIMES.]
Sir,—Head my letter again. ""Geebung." You will find that I pointed out to you that you could placard your opinion in print the same as anyone…
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PULL the old colors from off the nail behind the door, cast aside the flannels, exit King cricket and give place to Prince football That's just about the feeling that exists in our athletic circles at…
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DEEPWATER was en fete on Saturday last, when an attractive programme was run off on the course opposite Bull's Hotel. Notwithstanding that the day was not by any means a convenient one for…
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TO-MORROW afternoon the match arranged between the Half-holiday Association and the Northern Commercial Travellers will take place on the local Show Ground when a big crowd should be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A.J.C. Races. Fourth Day—saturday
Rous Handicap — Lord Rudolph, Acrasin, Hautesse. Place Handicap—La Hogue, Australian Colors, Gauleon…
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Sir,—"A Delegate" has asked me to read his letter again RE the above. Well, I have done so—not only once, but half a dozen times—and still fail to see why he should abuse me…
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A FOOTBALL match played last? winter by ladies afforded amusement, not only to the spectators; the sportswomen themselves enjoyed the fun, and had…
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The annual meeting of the above took place on Wednesday and Thursday. The day opened threatening, but long before noon the azure blue…
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H. Marsh's team beat both the Maitland and Muswellbrook teams during the Easter holidays. Several Uralla players were included in Macsh's team…
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Sir,—While concurring with the desire of "Geebung" to end this profitless correspondence, I would remind him that if the delegates had decided to have…
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A COMMITTEE meeting of the local Tenuis Club was held on Thursday evening, Mr. H. Crossman presiding, Messrs Glennie, Dodd, Healey, Pearson, Thorne, Goodman, and the Secretary were also…
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THE committee of the Marylebone Cricket Club has accepted the responsibility of sending the next English team to Australia. The ball donated by Mr C. H. M'Gee,…
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Hurdle Race -- T C Bill, Manton, Noble. Novice Handicap -- Womerah, Edna Lyell, Harvest Home…
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The above races will be held on the local Racecourse to-morrow. Magnificent entries have been received for the whole of of the events, thus ensuring a first-class…
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The following are the nominations for the two principal events, and are quite up to expectation. No doubt they would have been much better only for…
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THERE was a large attendance of the committee and delegates at the weekly meeting of the N.B, Union on Saturday evening, the President (Mr. C. Brown) being in the chair…
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A movement is on foot in Tamworth to start a junior competition, Something of the kind should be attempted in Armidale this season…
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