Cricket. Bungulla wins the Competition
THE match between the Bungulla and Town I Clubs was continued on the former's wicket on Saturday. The Bungulliaus, who had lost no wickets for 26…
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Football
SURELY it is time those interested in the promulgation of the grand old game of Rugby in this district moved in regard to making some satisfactory arrangements in connection with the control…
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Good luck to the N.B. reps, in their tussles "way down South " BUNGULLA won the Tenterfield district competition defeating, the first town team…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →TELEGRAMS A.J.C. Races. Final Acceptances. Sydney, Thursday Night
DONCASTER HANDICAP.—Regio, Cherson, Sir Leonard, Famous, Ibex, Cato, St. Modan, Abington, Marvel Loch, Ruenalf [?] Koopan, Haloya, Maric Corelli, Port…
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The annual meeting of the Warialda Football Club was held at the School of Arts on Thursday night. There was a good attendance. Dr. Blue was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →C.N.E. Coursing Club. Easter Meeting. Presidents Cup Day. Officials
Patron—Mr. W. Smith. President—Mr. F. J. White. Vice-Presidents—Messrs. S. J. Kearney, M.L.A., M. Hern, J. J. Bliss, W…
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THE settling in connection with the Easter Monday meeting of the local Coursing Club took place at the Olympic Hall on Monday night, and…
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MR. JAMES HUNTER, golf professional (from James Martin & Co.) has arrived, and will give instructions to the members of the local club during Friday and Saturday next. Members…
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The tennis match was played on the Warwick Club's courts in the Southern Square, the teams being—Warwick: Dr. Holt. Dr. Young, and Messrs. W. J., M.,…
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THE annual meeting of the Jennings Sports Club took place on the Jennings racecourse on Easter Monday, and passed off moat successfully. The attendance…
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THE Autumn meeting of the A. J. Club opened on Saturday under brilliant circumstances. There was a large attendance. Perhaps the gathering of visitors from…
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THE weather conditions on Easter Monday were of the variety which render it "almost a sin to remain indoors." Therefore, counter attractions notwithstanding, it is not…
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"THEY'RE a good lot of chaps in Manilla ; they work well together," is the verdict of one of the returned cricketers. ARTHUR BROWN was greatly missed during…
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THE New South Wales Rugby Football Union has granted affiliation to the North-Western Rugby Football Union, which embraces the Land Board districts of Glen Innes, Inverell, and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Tennis BUNGULLA V. Sandy Flat
TEAMS representing the above Clubs met in a match at Bungulla on Easter Monday. The visitors to the number of about 20 arrived at 10 30 a.m., and play…
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HURDLES Probus, Avondale, Niebel. Autumn Stakes—Emir, Gladsome. Overdale. Time, 2[?] 40¼sec Winner started at 5 to 2 against, Gladsome 5 to 4 on…
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The first football match of the season was played on the local ground between the Juniors of Uralia and the Norwoods of Armidale on Good…
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A largely attended meeting of footballers was held at the School of Arts on Friday night. Mr. Geddes (President) occupied the chair…
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THE A.J.C. racing Carnival was brought to a successful conclusion on Saturday, when favorable weather prevailed. The attendance, as the previous days, was large…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Pallamallawa. Cricket Match. -- Ladies v. Gentlemen
A very interesting game of cricket (Ladies v. Gentlemen) was played on Easter Monday to celebrate the closing of the cricket season. The ladies…
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