Tamworth Races. [By Telegraph.] Tamworth
THE above races commenced yesterday with the following results:— Opening (Handicap—Epoh, Bragauza, Stelene…
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Football
The football season is beginning to take the place of cricket in public interest, and with the coming in of winter, this seasonable sport may be…
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The opening day of the Inverell J. C. annual meeting on Wednesday last cannot be said to have been an unqualified success. The attendance of the public…
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THE final for the silver Cup to be played on the Showground next Thursday, between George's Creek and Bora Creek, promises to be interesting. The country team will receive…
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The fancy-dress football match, which is to open the season in Armidale, will take place on the racecourse to-morrow. Some of the dresses will…
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The annual meeting of the Tamworth Jockey Club was brought to a conclusion on Friday, and resulted as follows:—…
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A RATHER amusing story is going the rounds of Mr. A. J. Balfour and the Cassiobury Golf Club. The other day Mr. Balfour and…
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THE usual weekly meeting of the committee and delegates of the above was held at Tattersall's Hotel on Saturday evening last, Mr. C. W. Brown presiding, and Meters. Souter, Huddy, Vincent, Hutton,…
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The results of the above annual races, which commenced on Wednesday, were as follows:—Opening Handicap.—Keeble,…
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The Northern Border Union has arranged to play New England Union at Armidale on 22dd inst., sad New England will play Liverpool Plains…
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The majority of Australian cricketera will be relieved, no doubt, to find that the leg-before-wicket lawamendment, proposed by the M C.C…
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Hurdle Race—Billy Manton, Siana, Champion. Stewards' Mile—Alice Mostyn, Crambourne, Naphro…
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Sir,—Since the fiat has gone forth, and the "cloture" applied to the above controversy, there is only one thing to do, and that is to respectfully bow to…
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FOR the ladies' captaincy Miss Lawson defeated Mrs. Thielman, Miss Burne beat Mrs. Bloxsome, Mrs. Holmes won from Mrs. Wisdom and Miss Ross scored a win from Miss…
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SIR,--I noticed in your last issue a few words concerning the football social at Deep water, and I, being one of a committee of ladies appointed to carry out the arrangements…
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MR. TANNER'S horse Sardius, which won the Flying Handicap at Tamworth on Thursday, was submitted to auction at the meeting. Bidding started at £20, and ran along to £95,…
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Sir,—I was unable to repress the smile that trickled down my facial feature when I read "Geebung's" letter about that "crushing volley[?]" Phew!…
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On Saturday, the 27th, the Walcha Road Public School Picnic and Athletic Sports were held on the Recreation Ground in Mr. T…
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Interest now centres in the mixed doubles handicap tournament for Mr. and Mrs. Wisdom's trophies, for which the following pairs have been nominated :-- Mr. H. R. Crossm[?]n and Miss Burne,…
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SAN TOI won the great Jubilee Handicap at the Kempton Park meeting…
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