Tenterfield Picnic Races. a Successful Gathering
THE sixteenth annual reunion of the Tenterfield Picnic Race Club took place or Wednesday last under ideal conditions for holiday-mailing,…
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Cricket Chatter
THE Noble Benefit List at the School of Arts raked in £2 5s. SINGLETON and Glen Innes meet on the Show Ground next Saturday. A good game…
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The following is a list of players from which the team will be selected to play against Glebe, which will visit Tenterfield on the 6th May next, and it is…
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A CORRESPONDENT informs us that they are very enthusiastic at Dundee over football matters this year. The annual meeting of the local club was held at the house…
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THE committee has issued a very attractive programme of 12 events in connection with their annual meeting on 22nd and 23rd July. In the programme are the…
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The following district teams have been allotted by the Distribution Committee of the local Union, Any men not enlisted below must hand their…
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JIM MACKAY is back again in Sydney, and his cast his lot with the old love. Burwood. His eyesight has not yet recovered, but it is hoped that Time, the healer or many things,…
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THE Manilla cricketers will visit Tenterfield to-day, and will engage a local team on Queen's Park, play commencing at 12.30 p.m. sharp. Tenterfield will be…
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THE final gallops took place at Randwick this morning. Tartan ran once round in 2.22¼. Bright Steel, shaping well, ran six…
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The following is the draw (with handicaps) for the mixed foursomes, to be played on Saturday, 18th inst, on the local links:—…
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The first, second, and third grade Sydney cricket premierships have all been won by North Sydney. The only local holiday attraction for…
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A Hunter River (Maitland) team was to have played an Armidale Association eleven on the latter's ground on Monday, but the visitors evidently…
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SPLENDID entries are being made for the coursing matches next Wednesday, and already the Maiden Stakes has overfilled, and a second maiden run has been decided on…
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WE are in receipt of the first number of "Australian Golf," a "records of ye ancients game," with which is incorporated "The Motoring Magazine." The journal is…
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The Glen Innes footballers met a team from the local Union on Queen's Park on Saturday afternoon, and after a closely contested game were defeated by…
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THE Dundee races on Easter Monday were the chief point of attraction locally. From Glen Innes there was a great influx of residents, and thus it was shown how the…
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THE Glen Innes Bicycle Club has decided to hold a meeting on Wednesday, June 3, with a dance in the Odddellows Hall at night, Messrs G. Marden, W. Sully, and S…
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FLUSHED with pride at their splendid victories against Tenterfield and Emmaville Unions on Friday and Saturday, the Manilla cricketers arrived in Glen Innes by Sunday…
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The New Zealand "professionals" on Wednesday defeated Newcastle by 53 points to 6. A meeting of the local Referees'…
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