Football
All footballers are requested to put in an appearance at Bell Park on Saturday afternoon for the purpose of practice. Scratch teams will oppose each other, and a line as…
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Sport, 1901
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A Racing Purchase
Mr. A. E. Anderson seems to be leaving no stone unturned in his efforts to estabish his stud at " Myranga," near Molong, on a basis which should result in success…
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The day of the great football game was approaching, and all Kensington was wrought up to fever pitch. On the campus, at the eating clubs, and in the town the talk was of…
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Mrs Alley and Mrs Walker will give afternoon tea at the Cobar Lawn Tennis Court this (Saturday) afternoon…
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On Monday evening, at the Great Western Hotel, a meeting of the Cobar Football Association was held. Present:—Dr Lawes (in the chair), Messrs Sutherland, Frost D…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →PONIES (Racing Ponics excepted in these Classes.) Poxies in Harness [?] Gelding or Mare
Pair of ponics in harness and driven, not exceeding 13 hands: Dr. J. B. Meredith's Pepper and Salt, [?]; C. H. Crammond's Punch and Judy, 2…
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A few footballers put in an appearance at Bell Park on Saturday and put in some useful practice, but a successful exhibition was spoilt by the unfavorable weather…
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By an advertisement appearing in another column all members and supporters of the Rover Club are invited to attend a general meeting to be held at Mr. P. Fitzgerald's…
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The committee of the Marylebone Cricket Club has accepted the responsibility offending the next English team to Australia. NEURALGIA, nervous headaches, sciatica…
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Dr. W. G, Grace says the captains of Coanty clubs shirked arriving at a decision on the question of bowlers who are alleged to throw…
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Mrs J. H. Fallick and the Misses Brown provide tea at the courts this afternoon. A general meeting will be held at…
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On Wednesday afternoon a scratch match was played between teams chosen by Messrs. Burns and Warman, and after an enjnyable game resulted in a draw, each side scoring…
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THE annual general meeting of the Ormonde Football Club was held at Moaton's Hotel on Wednesday evening last, Mr. J. Hives in the chair. A report and balance sheet was…
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A committee meeting of the [?] was held at Mr. Warm[?] Gladstone [?] on Friday evening [?] Present: Messrs. Mugg (in the chair), [?]ness, Stevenson,…
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The football season will be opened this afternoon by the above clubs, who [?] engage in a club match on the local cricket ground, and a most interesting game is…
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A general meeting of members of the above was held at the Royal Hotel on Monday night for the purpose of re-forming the club and electing office-bearers for 1901…
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The postponed Canterbury Race meeting has been fixed for May 8…
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The annual ball of the Tennis Club has been fixed for Tuesday, 11th May, commencing at 8 o'clock, at the Albion Hall A strong committee of ladies, consisting of…
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The first friendly football match of the season was played on the cricket ground on Wednesday afternoon last. The game, notwithstanding the fact that the majority of…
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