General News. Nimbin Athletic Club Sports
On account of had weather on Friday 31st the Ninbia Athletic Club's sports that were to be held on that date have been postponed indefinitely. Nominations…
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Is Cricket Going Back ?
WHILE the test matches were being played, the Editor of the popular magazine known as "Life" hit upon the happy idea of asking a number of old-time…
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The Rugby Union footballers sail for New Zealand by the s.s. At[?]. It is expected the names will be announced in a few days…
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The following members of the Red [?] C.C. have been selected to play in the above match, next Wednesday afternoon on the No. 2 Recreation Ground, play to start at…
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The following team will represent the Half-Holidny C.C. in the match against Nashua, which commences on the Oval to-day at 10.30 a.m.:—Lance, Lord, Hogan,…
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In the England v. N.S.W. match last Wednesday, when Braund was asked to bowl he had a trial ball or two, and a few persons on the hill voiced their objection,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Cablegrams. Boxing. Britisher Beats a New Zealander. [?]
Jim D[?] beat G[?] the New Zealander for the featherweight championship. [?] was disqualified in the fifteenth round for [?], after being…
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THE Englishmen start a match against South Australia at Adelaide on Monday. The takings for the first four days of the test match just concluded ran into £1545…
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A MEETING of delegates to the above was held in Jordan's hotel on Wednesday night. The secretary read' a statement showing that the Union had a credit balance of £3…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →English Cricket Tour Shortage. Sydney
It is understood that the shortage on the English cricketing tour will amount to £2600…
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There was a large gathering on the green on Saturday, afternoon, and the players were favoured with delightful weather, while the green, notwithstanding the recent…
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In the mutch between Ireland and Scotland, Jrotund scored two goals and two tries, and Scotland two goals and one try…
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The secretary (Mr. R. White) and other members of the committee drew attention at last night's hospital committee meeting to the fact that members of the…
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The "Pall Mall Gazette" says the Englishmen were outclassed in the test matches. The following team will represent…
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Mr. Abe Bailey, of South Africa, presents a cup to be held by successive winners of the triangular cricket contests between Britain, South Africa, and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →International Cricket. England V. South Australia. Adelaide
The return match was resumed to-day. The English eleven concluded its innings for 404, the principal additional scores being:—Gunn 102, Rhodes, not out of 78,…
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The return match, England v. South Australia, was resumed to-day. England in their first innings scored 404, and, the South Australia resumed its innings, the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Sporting Items. Tatilam races on
Tressder says he has rowed his last race Entries for Tatham" double" close to- morrow, A fair number of horses are in train for st Patrick s Day races at Coraki…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →International Cricket. England v. South Australia. Adelaide
Play in the mutch, England v. South Australia concluded to-day. In their first innings the English team compiled 404 runs. In their innings the South…
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The following will represent The Press in a match against South Lismore on No. 2 wicket to-day, play commencing at 2 o'clock:—G. and H. Balmer, F. Kane, O…
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