Casino District Cricket Competition Union
The following lean his been selected to represent Casino ll.H.C.C. against New Park C.C. in a cricket match to be played at Fairy Hill, on Wednesday, 15th instant:…
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Cricket Chatter
A MEETING of the Casino and District Union is called for Monday evening next. at Jordan's hotel. The business is to devise ways and means of raining funds to…
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A MEETING of the Casino and District Union is called for Monday evening next, at Jordan's hotel. The business is to devise ways and means of raising funds to…
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THE footballers resident on the western side of Walker-street met at Clontier's hotel on Tuesday evening, and formed the above club, Mr. J. Moorbead occupying the…
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IN connection with the Upper Richmond Football Union the following delegates attended a meeting at Tattersall's Hotel, Casino—Messrs. E. Riley, I…
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GIVEN lino weather we hope to see a big roll-ap at the Show Ground next Wednesday afternoon. For the fancy dress cricket match in aid of the Hospital piano…
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The Carrington Club meets to-night at Jordan's hotel to discuss very important business. "Ex-Footballer" writes:--Through your…
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CASINO HH. v. Greenridge, at Greenridge, to-day. Casino Team--Russell, Carrall, F.J.A., Holland, McIntosh, Martin, Vesper, N. Jordan, O'Grady, Hynes, Baker, Moore,…
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ABOUT 2 p.m. on Wednesday it was evident something out of the usual was going to occur in Casino, for crowds of people began to assemble in Barker-street,…
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A MEETING of the above club was held on Wednesday evening, Mr. G. Godwin presiding. Mr. W. J. Heathwood forwarded a guinea donation, and Mr. A. McCracken…
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A MEETING of the above club was held on Wednesday evening, Mr. G. Godwin presiding. Mr. W. J. Heathwood forwarded a guinea donation, and Mr. A. McCracken…
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THIS long-looked for event, in aid of the Piano Fund of the Casino Hospital, took place on Wednesday afternoon, and was a pronounced success, though…
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THIS long-looked for event, in aid of the Piano Fund of the Casino Hospital, took place on Wednesday afternoon, and was a pronounced success, though…
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On a previous occasion a picture was given showing the curious manner in which the massive bell of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris is rung. The accompanying picture…
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A PARTY from the Casino Tennis Club formed into line and drove to Fairy Hill on Wednesday, and engaged in a friendly contest with a team at Mr. G. Smith's…
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A GENERAL meeting of the above club was held on Monday night, in Casino and a good deal of business despatched relating to the future control of play…
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FOLLOWING are the competition fixtures for Saturday next:-- Fairy Hill v. Greenridge at Fairy Hill. Tatham v. Wooroowoolgen, at Tatham…
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FOLLOWING are the competition fixtures for Saturday next:-- Fairy Hill v. Greenridge at Fairy Hill. Tatham v. Wooroowoolgen, at Tatham,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Telegraphic Sporting. Coraki Races. Coraki
The Coraki Tattersall's races to-day were attended by about 6OO people. The weather was delightful and the racing splendid. The results were as follows:—…
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MR. A. R WOTHERSPOON, secretary of the Clarence branch of the New South Wales Rugby Union, has received the programme for Country Week, which…
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