The Late Cricket Match
THE 'Melbourne Evening News' says,— The opinion in cricketing circles is that in future such important matches should be played but under any circumstances. When…
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11 stories in Northern Rivers's papers
Swan Bay Regatta. COMMITTEE.—Messrs. J. Malone, James McMahon, C. White, W. Robinson, W. Hart, T. Milgate, T. Malone, J. Breckenridge; and P. Malone. Judge—Mr. Thos, Malone. Starter—Mr. JAS, McMAHON. Treasurer. P. MALONE
Now for the Swan Bay Regatta. The steamer, " William Langford " arrived at Wardell from Ballina, on Monday morning, between 9 and 10 o'clock, with a fair…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Wardell Regatta. COMMITTEE—Messrs. M. McLenn, R. Armstrong, R. Tyler, P. Hansen, J. O'Connor, J. Henderson, and S. Smith. JUDGE—Mr. J. Henderson. STARTER—Mr. M. McLean. UMPIRE—Mr. P. Hanson. TREASURER—Mr. M. McLean
PURSUANT to notice given, your Special left Lismore last Saturday morning, and glided o'er the water en route to Wardell to have a look at the Regatta which was to take place…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Telegrams. [From the P.t.a.] Ra[?]dwick Races. SYDNEY, April 14
Fo[?]l Stakes—Jessie, Navigator, Satonara. Cumberland Stakes—Drummer, Lord Burg[?] dead heat, Progress. Own[?] divided. City Handicap—Barber, Stella, Lord Ovile…
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THE Regatta, on the Queen's Birthday, passed of well though the attendance was not nearly so large as last year. A number of visitors from Sydney were present, including Mr. John See,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Coraki Regatta. COMMITTEE—Messrs. D. McKinnon, M. Nolan, K. Nulan, D. Grady, A. Keeth, W. Carlill. JUDGE—Mr. Daley. STARTER—Mr. T. Rayner. TREASURER—Mr. G. Boulton
PURSUANT to advertisement our Regatta came off on Wednesday last, 24th May. The day opened very cloudy, with every appearance of rain; but not withstanding that a good crowd…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Broadwater Regatta. COMMITTEE.—Messrs. H. Cook, C. Thomas, W. Bennet, W. Anderson, T. Cromack, J. Webster, J. Kay, W. Ballantyne, W. Tarner, G. Hill, and J. McKenzie. STARTER—Mr. W. Bennet. JUDGE—Mr. W. Anderson. TREASURER—Mr. J. Webster. SECRETARY—J. Ramsay
THIS event came off on Saturday, 20 th May, and considering the inclemency of the weather, was well attended, and passed off successfully, with the following results:—…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Clarence River Jockey Club Annual Races. First Day—wednesday, July 12
THE 'Argus' Bays,—The first day's racing was certainly most successful from every point of view, except that in the City Handicap the groat favourites were completely out of it,…
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ONE of thoe Team " writes to the 'Argus ' as follows:—" The vast concourse rushed the ground, and Boyle was fairly carried into the pavilion by several enthusiastic Australians…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Woodburn Regatta. COMMITTEE—Messrs. John Lang. T. H. Lane, E. Dean, C. Fredericks, and D. Cowan. JUDGE—Mr. T. H. Isbester. STARTER—Mr. O. O'Neil. TREASURER—Mr. T. C. Lodge. SECRETARY—MR. E. J. McDonald
ACCORDING to advertisement, the principal public attraction for the Prince of Wales' Birthday was the Annual Regatta held at Woodburn. The steamer Victoria was…
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THE Ninth Annual, Meeting of the Lismore Jockey Club took pince on the new Lismore Racecourse, which is situated on the north side of the river, about 1½ miles from the…
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