Coraki Races
THE first day's came off to-day Monday, (3rd January), having been postponed from Saturday on account of the late wet weather. The day was exceedingly warm, there being…
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Coraki Jockey Club Races
THE second annual meeting of this young and flourishing club, advertised to be held on the 1st and 3rd of January, had to be postponed until the 3rd and 4th in…
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THE above sports came off on Saturday last, as advertised, and were a great success. The weather, although a trifle warm in the morning, was all that could be desired…
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The following horses appear amongst the entries for the Glen Innes Races. Annexation Handicap-Lavender, Butterfly, Young Osman, Tomki, Winnie. Glen Innes Cup-Ajax,…
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THE following remarks appear in the Wellington EVENING POST, on the occasion of the sudden death, at Masterton, of young Jennings:—Dr. W. B. Richardson, the well…
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Royal Stakes—Centaur, Mitrailleuse, Felon. Hurdless—Bullion, Bound, Goodwood. Sovereign Plate—Home Rule, Lady…
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LADY cricketers are making quite a name for themselves in England. As a rule, they do not make scores which run into the thirties, but the St. James' Gazette…
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A MEETING of the members of the above Club was held at the Commercial Hotel on Saturday evening last. There were some eight members present, and the chair was…
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THESE races took place on Thursday and Friday last, and passed of very well. The attendance on the first day was about 500, but a good deal in excess of that number is taken…
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THE Coraki cricket club opened the season on Saturday last, when a scratch match was played in front of the school house. Matting was used and the wicket played…
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Produce Stakes—Aberdeen, Fontiffex, Stamford. Hawkesbury Handicap—Cardigan, Morok, Leichardt…
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THE Annual Meeting of the Perseverance Cricket Club, was held in the Crusade Room, on the 10th instant. There was a very fair attendance of members, and in the absence of the…
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THE match between Alstonville and Gundurimba for the above, came off on Saturday last at Alstonville. The day was beautifully fine. The wickets were splendid, but the fielding…
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Flying Handicap—Belvoirina, African, Rosseville. Won by a length. 10 started. Park Stakes—Agnes, Oceana, Oakwood. Won by half a length. 14 started…
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THE Alstonville v. Bexhill Cricket Clubs, met a,t Gundurimba, on Saturday last, to contest their claims to the above Trophy. The wicket prepared was not as good as the…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the Perseverance C.C was held in the School of Arts on Saturday evening, 29th instant. There was a very fair attendance of members and in the…
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An impromptu meeting was held yesterday, at which there was some good racing witnessed. A handicap was won by Enid. A watch by Queen of Clubs, and a suit of…
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ON Saturday last the Newtown, Cricketers journeyed,to Wyrallah, to play an eleven of the local club. On the way down a heavy storm broke and the Newtown boys were…
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THE second day of the Tattersall's Spring Meeting on December 12 was favoured with fine weather. The attendance numbered about 3000. The racing was…
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A SPECTACLE worth looking at was witnessed on Saturday last on our local racecourse, when the Maclean cricketers exhibited in a marked manner their efficiency for the noble game…
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