Pigeon Racing
A meeting of the Inverell Pigeon Racing Society was held last night, when several notices of motion regarding alterations of the rules were…
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Sporting. Country Week Tennis
Wednesday's games included: Wellington v New England: Wellington won by 6 sets 46 games to 2 sets 29 games…
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The following entries have been received for the Chapman trophy in connection with the Armidale Bowling Club, and handicaps have been…
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The January meeting of the Tamworth Jockey Club was commenced to-day, with the following results:—Opening Handicap: Ayrmagh 1, Fight…
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The Education Department's scheme of holding swimming schools in large centres throughout the State has been a complete success as far as…
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Practically the whole of the British Empire--at any rate the Augiosaron portion of it--has been on the tip toe of greatness expectancy in the…
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Glen Innes will play a match against Invdrell at Inverell on Jan. 26. A social reunion is to be given by the Glen Innes Association at an early…
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Collins saved Australia in the first innings of the third test match, played at Adelaide, by a useful 162. It was considered a great innings although he…
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The " Inverell says Argus" says:--The Inverell Jockey Club might very well follow the lead of the Warialda All Heights Club in regard to the matter…
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The Education Department scheme of holding swimming schools in the large centres throughout the State has been attended with success at Tamworth,…
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Heats in the handicap competition for the Chapman trophy have been decided as follow: A.T.Neil (17 beh.) defeated F. J. Seage (5 on) by 25 to 22; W…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Tamworth Tragedy. Heavy Loser at the Races
An inquiry into the circumstances connected with the death of Mr. M. J. Hughes, licensce of the Royal Hotel, Tamworth, was held by Mr. G. A. M…
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In an old book, dated 1862, and containing the performances of H. H. Stephenson's English team, is a very interesting article on the game's origin…
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At Adelaide last night [?] easily won the South Australia 100 [?] championship. Langer won be 500yds. handicap…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Glen Innes Races. She January Fixture. a Record Meeting
OFFICIALS: Patron, Major Hay, M H. R.; President, Major White ; vice-presidents, Messrs. Dunean Mc[?]Intyre, C. J. Campbell, O. E…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Tennis Club to Pay or Not to Pay. Heated Council Argument. Jack, Tom, Bill and Harry" Cause Trouble
The vexed question of the maint[?] of the tennis courts in the parks and the contributions to be made 'cubs provoked another heated…
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Sydney, Thursday.—Some idea of the extent of speculation at Randwick, yesterday, may be gleaned from the fact that well over £50,000 passed through…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sporting. FOOTBALL. Meeting of N.E.R.F. League
Over twenty enthusiasts attended the meeting of the above League at the Council Chambers on Tuesday evening, Council Chambers on Tuesday evening…
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A meeting of the club delegates was held in the town hall vestibule on Tuesday evening. Mr. S. J. Kearney (president) occupied the chair…
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In the gold leaves competition on the Armidale bowling green on Wednesday, A. M'Donald and R. Herron, who have defeated all-comers in 13…
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