Swimming Proposals for Championship Carnival
AT a meeting of Narrabri Swimming Club held in the Council Chambers on Friday night, Wednesday, February 8 was selected as the…
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Sport, 1933
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Suitable Site Required for Proposed Swimming Carnival
Members of the special committee appointed to report on the suitability of Narrabri Creek for conducting the proposed carnival, inspected the…
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Narrabri Swimming Club has received the necessary approval of the North and North West Swimming Association for the proposed…
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Much interest has been aroused in the ranks of Narrabri's tennis players and enthusiasts by the announcement. Mr. A. A. Gleeson has…
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Messrs. Crawford, Hopman, McGrath and Quist will represent Australia in the fourth tennis test in Sydney against U.S.A…
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The second round of the local competition will start on January, 15. The fixtures are as follows:—…
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So boxing has nice again made a comeback in, Moree, and, this time let us hope that it has come to stay. I believe that under the present…
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[?] a number of games, both A and B grade, were played in More during the Christmas and New Year holidays. The most important of these were…
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After a break of a fortnight. owing to the Christmas and New Year holidays, the local competition was resumed on Saturday last…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Inter-Town Tennis TAMWORTH V. NARRABRI
More than one hundred and fifty local tennis players and enthusiasts attended at Gleeson's White City Court last night, to see a Narrabri…
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Wireless enthusiasts in Manilla district appreciate very much the action of 2 M.O. Gunnedah in broadcasting the cricket scores…
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Do you know that in the Teat matches played, the, clock proves that the Englishmen are slower bowlers and scorers? Just read…
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George Mahaffey must be complimented firstly on his enterprise in again starting boxing stadium, and secondly in the arrangements he made…
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At a meeting of the committee of the Moree Swiming Club on Monday night, it was decided to invite the two American Olympic champions. Frank Kurtz,…
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The Christmas and New Year holidays were principally devoted to cricket. Many matches were played, the principal of which was the…
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OLD TRAVELLER writes to the Courier as follows:- As one who has spent his life travelling, I was appealed to on Tuesday…
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The annual general meeting of members of Narrabri Swimming Club was held in the Council Chambers on Monday night. Apologies were…
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A deputation from Manilla Swimming Club consisting of Messrs A. Adie, W. D. Hartley, A. Griffiths, and B. Veness…
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January 15.—Watson's Ck. v Attunga at Watson's Ck: Hall's Ck. v Waratah at Manilla; Wednesday Half Holiday v…
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Another great house turned up to see Foster, the Inverell boy, in action against Gilbert, who only last week defeated Norman Roy…
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