Tingha Annual Races: A Successful Meeting
The big event at lingha--the annual [?]s--eventuated on Easter Monday Tuesday in glorious weather and Led a monster success. On Easter…
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Cricket
Most of the leading cricketers of England are desirous of visiting Australia nest summer. The New England cricket tram was…
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THE above took place on Easter Monday and Tuesday and was the most successful meeting yet held there. There were very large attendance each day. The gate…
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THE final competition match, Glencoe and Mount Mitchell, was decided on the former's wicket on Saturday week, the visitors adding another win to their long list of success…
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WE would draw the attention of the gentlemen constituting the Executive of the Northern Border Rugby Football Union, viz., the Independent Committee and…
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PARTICULARS are published of the Paris-London race for dirigible airships and aeroplanes organised by the Parts "Matin," which offered a price of £4000, raised by…
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THE Autumn meeting of the Australian Jockey Club was brought to a conclusion at Randwick on Saturday in fine but very warm weather. The course was in splendid order,…
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THE above races were concluded on Saturday last, with the follovring results:— Rous Handicap—Roosevelt, Oakton; Barrenjoey…
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The antanm carnival of the Australian Jockey Club was brought to a conclusion at Bandwick on Saturday, wben the events resulted:—…
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The Wandeworth race coarse has been registered, and it has been decided to bold a race meeting there on May 24th (Empire Day). A meeting…
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THE first meeting of the gentlemen comprising the Executive of the Northern Border Union met at the Criterion Hotel on Wednesday evening last, when the…
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THE writer of a recent book, entitled "At the Labor In Vain,'" give a realistic description of the glowing thrill and infectious excitement which overcame a man who…
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AN application has been received by the New South Wales K.F.U. in respect to the creation of a now branch union, with headquarters at Tenterfield. It is understood that no difficulty will be…
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A GOOD deal of interest appears to be centred in the Picnic race meeting, which is placed for to-morrow (Wednesday) on the local course. The fields of bones competing…
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Mr. W C. BLESSING occupied the chair at the annual meeting of the Glen Innes Golf Club, held at the School of Arts on Thursday evening, when Messrs, H. R. Crossman, G…
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Boorolong defeated Dumaresq on the flatter's ground last Saturday. The winners put up 126 (W. Andrew 45, Jas. Andrew 42, and H. Croft 14);…
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The Cricket Board of Control will (prat in Melbouraeoo Friday to consider the guarantee condition imposed by the Marylebone Cricket Club for…
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The opening meeting of the above Club took place on the plumpton ground on Wednesday afternoon. The day was an ideal one for outdoor sport, but only…
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THE annual meeting of the Warwick Picnic Race Club took place on Saturday and Monday last, and passed off successfully. Mr. C. E. M'Dougall shorses were…
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The following nominations have been received for the two principal events to be decided at the annual meeting of the Inverell Jockey Club on May 1st and 2nd:--…
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