Coursing Contest
A COURSING match for £5 aside was decided at the plumpton on Saturday afternoon, the contestant's being S. A. Whyte's Haut, lock and C. Ebzery's Woodrun. The…
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Golf Gossip
THE membership of the local club promises to be better than ever this season, and Secretary M'Kie is beginning to feel a reward for his years of constant advocacy…
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A meeting of delegates will be held at Tattersall's Saloon on Wednesday night to make arrangements for the Joseph Cup competition. Full attendance…
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His Honor Sir A. Rutledge has (says the Brisbane "Courier") been engaged for a couple of days in hearing a case at the District which appears to have…
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A MATCH between Tenterfield and a Representative team from Deepwater, Torrington, and Nine Mile, was played at Deepwater on Saturday last…
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IN the cricket match—Yorkshire v. Northamptonshire—the former made 356 in their first innings for eight wickets down. Northamptonshire in…
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Teams representative of Armidale and Hillgrove indulged in a struggle for supremacy on the local sports ground on Saturday afternoon last, the game resulting in a win…
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In the presence of a crowd of interested spectators on the aports ground last Saturday afternoon, representative Armidale and Hillgrore teams…
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THE adjourned annual meeting of the Glen Innes Tennis Club again lapsed on Tuesday night for want of attendance. The financial position of the club is most healthy…
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ONE of the most agreeable functions which has taken place for some time at Graham's Valley eventuated in Mr. D. Lynn's large hall, no Friday evening, 1st…
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SUCCESS to the Glen Innes District Union May it live long in the land, and was healthy and prosperous on the hearty support and co-operation of players and public alike…
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THE annual meeting of members of the above club was held at the School of Arts on Wednesday evening. There was a good attendance present, Mr. W. C. Higinbotham…
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The other day a couple of young fellows appeared at a local court charged with creating a disturbance by indulging…
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THE attention of horse-owners and others interested is directed to the fact that entries for the chief events (the Opening Handicap, Cranbrook Welter, and Empire…
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At the N.E.R.F.U. committee meeting on Monday evening, presided over by Mr. J. P. Kirkwood, A. Giles was granted permission to play for the South Armidale…
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At the N.E.R.F.U. committee meeting on Monday evening, Mr J. P. Kirkwood presiding, A. Giles wan granted permission to play for the…
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The annual meeting of members was held at the School of Arts on Wednesday evening, Mr. W. O. Higinbotham preciding in the anavoidable…
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About 20 ladies and gentlemen met at the School of Arts on Friday evening last and formed a new Golf Club. The annual subscription was fixed at 5s and…
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The annual races under the management of the warialda Jockey Club were held on Wednesday and Thursday last. On the first day the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Sporting Column. FOOTBALL
A TEAM representative of combined Armidale duly journeyed to Tenterfield and there met a combined local team on Saturday, with the object in view of enabling Mr. F…
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