Maitland Athletic Carnival
Another day's sports in connection with the above took place, and taking into consideration the Boxing Day meeting, they may be put down as a failure, as far as…
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Sport, 1884
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Minmi J. C. Races. Under the management of the Committee of the Minmi Jockey Club. President, Mr. R. Richards; judge, Mr. H. Fenwick; clerk of the course, Mr. A. Moran; handicapper, Mr. W. G. Quinton; starter, Mr. W. Fenwick; clerk of the scales, Mr. Win. Cookson. Committee—Messrs. P. Hogan, N. Power, H. Williams, John Ryan, A. Crouch Bassett, and John Wright; Secretary, H. Woods
The New Year's meeting of the above took place yesterday on the usual leave swamp land course. About Five hundred horsemen and pedestrians, intermingled…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—At a meeting of the N.S. Wales Coursing Club yesterday, it was resolved to run the Waterloo Cup on May 2…
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The Murrurundi Times of Saturday last slates that the local club is to receive a very acceptable New Year's Gift, in the form of a matting wicket, from Mr. T. K…
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Our Maitland friends hold their usual anniversary regatta on Anniversary Day, and it promises to be us successful as hitherto. A programme of four races appears elsewhere. The course of…
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The Wallsend and Plattsburg Regatta committees' programme appears elsewhere, and is of a very attractive character. Aspirants to acquatic fame should study it…
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On Saturday evening, last the members of the above club, together with several other influential citizens, entertained Mr. W. H. Woodland at the Ship Inn. Mr…
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On Christmas morning at 8 o'clock thirteen members of the above club started from Newcastle by train for Gunnedah and Narrabri. The morning was dull, but not so the company, and one…
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As an evidence of the increasing popalarity of this sport home, I notice by an English paper that at the end of November no less than 7840 greyhounds had been registered under the new rules…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—At the Sunil's Bay Regatta on Saturday. Thompson, of the Sydney R.C., defeated Middicton for the senior double sculls. The brothers Gaden defeated Brett and Seale…
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THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN v. EIGHTEEN OF NEWCASTLE—The selection committee have chosen the following players to represent Newcastle in the above match on 17th, 18th and 19th insts:—…
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The Australian Eleven will arrive in Newcastle this morning, and after being received by leading members of the local clubs, will go to the Great Northern Hotel. The match will be begun this…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—Miller and Foley have entered into a partnership for the purpose of travelling…
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The programme for the above appears in another columns to-day. Entrances close at 9 p.m. on Wednesday next, at Tuck's Hotel, West Maitland…
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Entrances for this regatta, which takes place on Saturday next, close to night Full particulars will be found in our advertising columns…
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Elsewhere will be found the programme of the sports at Grafton on 17th March. The £100 Handicap ought to be a great draw, and the nominations close with Mr. Michael Rush on 22nd prox…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The entries for the National Regatta closed on Saturday. There are eight races as follow:— Maiden Amateurs, pulling four cars in gigs…
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In the match for the Holdsworth Cup on Saturday, the Warwicks, in their first innings scored 135, only 12 over the Carltons. The Carltons in their second lost two wickets for 157…
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Mr. T. Aluwick sold on Saturday, at Mr. D. Jones Hotel, for the Amateur Racing Club—g[?]tes to Mr. J. Donaldsen for £52; J. Wilson, Railway Hotel grandstand booth, 10; W, Shoesmith, No. 1…
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Entries for the above close to-day at 9 p.m. at Tuck's Commercial Hotel, West Maitland…
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