The Newcastle Regatta. New Year's Day, 1874
ON Thursday last the Newcastle Annual Regatta took place. The wharf was thronged with spectators, and the flagship was very well attended throughout the day. The…
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Sport, 1874
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East Maitland Races
THE annual meeting of the East Maitland Jockey Club came off on Boxing Day. The attendance was very good. Mr. W. Cains acted as judge, Mr. Henry Bailey as clerk of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Wallsend Annual Races. the Settling Up. Lynch and Harris the Largest Winners of the Meeting. the Dinner. Second Day
THE second day's racing in connection with this club passed off on Saturday last, with the same satisfactory result as the first day's. The attendance, however, was not nearly so…
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The annual regatta at Stockton took place on Anniversary Day. The attendance was very good, considering the unfavourable weather. The races .were well contested, and with…
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[?]ESE Races, under the auspices of the Newcastle Jockey Club, passed off successfully [?] Monday and Tuesday last, notwithstanding [?] inclement state of the weather. Early…
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On Saturday last a match between a combined eleven from the mining townships and eleven of the Newcastle City Club, was played on the Newcastle Cricket Ground. The game created much…
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It certainly required a very considerable amount of courage on the part of the ladies, to undertake, to play a cricket match in public. The thing was unprecedented as far as Australia…
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THE first day's, racing of the Newcastle Autumn Meeting took place on Monday last under the auspices of the Newcastle Jockey Club. At 12 o'clock the attendance was…
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SECOND DAY.—Tuesday, May 26, 1874. President—Mr. F. J. Shaw. Stewards— Mr. F.J. Shaw, J.P., Mr. R. Lochhead, Mr.C…
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The athletic sports at Singleton, under the auspices of No. 16 Division Sons of Temperance, on Monday last, were a grand success, the attendance being large and the entrances for the different events…
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By an advertisement elsewhere it will be seen that special trains are to run to-day (Wednesday) and to-morrow, at reduced fares, to give those who wish, an opportunity of visiting the Singleton races…
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We (the Maitland Mercury) take the present opportunity of directing the attention of owners of horses to the announcement that the entrances for the above races close on Tuesday, September 1st. The…
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Patron, his Excellency Sir Hercules Robinson, K. C. M. G ; President, Hon. E. Deas Thomson, C. B. ; Vice-president, Mr. Alfred Cheeke, Under the management of the…
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A good programme is promised for the Maitland races, to be held on Eales' courage on Tuesday and Wednesday next, and we direct attention to the advertisement respecting the special trains to be…
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The Settling for the Randwick races took place at Tattersall's on Monday night and was satisfactory. His Excellency the Governor headed the list of winners with £1242 6s. The total amount paid over was £5068…
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THE Northern Jockey Club held their first day's racing in connection with the spring meeting on the West Maitland Race Course yesterday (Tuesday), and never have they had a more…
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THE second day's races, under the auspices of the Northern Jockey Club, was held on Wednesday last, and, as on the first day, was a grand success.' The weather was everything that could be desired,…
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A meeting of the committee of the above was held on Wednesday evening last, and there was a very good attendance. Geo. Wallace, Esq. (Mayor of Warattah), occupied…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Athletic Sports for Prince of Wales Birthday. (To the Editor of the Miners' Advocate.)
SIR,—I would advise our Wallsend friends to at once set about making arrangements for a day's sports for the 9th November next (Prince of Wales birthday). According to the rules of the Miners' Union…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Grafton Regatta. Wednesday, October 7, 1874. First Race
IN WATERMABN'S SKIFFS, for all amateurs, pulling two pairs sculls, in boats classed as watermen s skiffs. First prize, £15 ; second prize, £5 ; in cash or trophy to value…
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