Inter-district Cricket
THE Lismore Junior cricketers who visited the Clarence to play a series of matches during the Easter holidays played their first match at Ulmarra on Thursday of last week, against…
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Racing in a Bush Town
THE 'Australian Star' gives the following account of a bush race meeting away in a bush town in the Northern distriet. At 12 o'clock a party of Sydnoyites were…
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A MEETING of those interested in the above was held in the Council Chamber on Wednesday evening, when there was a fair attendance of members of the local Rowing Club…
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The Novice Handicap.—Dromedary 1, Whiting 2, Ether 3. Flying Handicap.—Rejoice 1, Velocity 2, Hello 3…
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CASINO, FRIDAY NIGHT.—The prinicpal events at the races to-day resulted as follows:— Opening Handicap, 6 furlongs.—Hindoo, 6.10, 1; Norma, 8.7, 2…
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THE annual race meeting of the Casino Jockey Club was held on the R. R. Turf Club's course on Friday last, and, as was to be expected after the record attendance…
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THE following are the fixtures for the first round of the Juniors' Union competition:— MAY 20 Scottish Rifles v. Alstonville, at Lismore, 2.30…
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Bert Rache, the old Pirate centre threequarter, is still solo pianist at the Sydney [?] ivoli Theatre which with the Boisset Coy that opened last week, is drawing packed houses…
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Tattersall's May meeting was held at Deason, near Sandgate, on Saturday. Heavy raia fell before the first race, making the conrse in a terrible state. Reults:£…
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The meeting of those interested in the formation of a local Football Team, held in the Great Northern Hotel last week, was most successful…
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Following are the' fixtures in the Senior Competition for Saturday next: Pirates v Rous, at Lismore, Mr. Gilmore referee. Seagulls v Wardell, at Ballina, Mr. O'Donnell, referee…
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A meeting in connection with the Coraki Regatta, which is to take place on 8th June, was held iu the Council Chamber on Wednesday evening. Present—Messrs. A. Conroy…
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LONDON, Thursday Afternoon.—Tod Sloan the American jockey, has been warned off all French racecourses for abetting in reprehensible conduct in…
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Opening Handicap—Master Danton 1, Bashan 2, Hindoo [?]. Hack Race—Alick 1. Prince of Wales Cup—Bashan 1, Master…
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THE following are the fixtures for the first round of the J[?]niors Union competition:— JUNE 3. Scottish Rifles v. Victors, at Lismore, 2.30…
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THESE races took place on Wednesday, and resulted as under:—Town Plate, 6 furlong.—Geebung, 8-12, 1; Alick. 8st, 2; Bashan, 7-13, 3…
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Pirates v Lismore on tue Oval to-day. The following team will represent Pirates: Bovard, Howell. Howieson, Beechiug (2), Simpson, Swift. Keys. Matone, Gillies, Watson, Sexton,…
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Pirates and Lismore played a draw last Saturday, scoring 4 points each. A meeting of the 'Star Boy's Football Club will be held in the Band Room this evening at…
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THE above regatta was held on Monday last in perfect weather. The attendance numbered some 800 people, which was not nearly up to the patronage accorded in former years,…
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ALL-COMMERS' OUTRIGGER PUNT RACE of £20. Distance, 1½ mile. First prize £15, second £4, third £1. Boat conditions—Not to exceed 22 feet in length, and not more than 2 inches rise…
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