Dubbo District Cricket Union. Matches Arranged
On Saturday next, Match 26th, Macquarie v. Narromine. On Friday, April 1st, First Grade Eleven v. Second Grade Fifteen on the Sports Ground (all…
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Sport, 1904
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Athletic Sports Ground. Meeting of the Trust
A MEETING of the Trustees of the Athletic Snorts Ground was held at the Royal Hotel on Monday afternoon, Mr. G. H. Taylor, J. P., in the chair…
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A meeting of the Trustees of the Athletic Sports Ground was held at the Royal Hotel on Monday. Present Mr. G. H. Taylor (president), Messrs J. H. Bitter, G. I…
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Saturday, March 26—Wanderers v. Stuart Towd, at Stuart Town. Easter Monday, April 4—Wellington district v. Dubbo, at Dubbo…
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THE Narromine club have notified the Secretary of the Union that they will be unable to keep their appointment to play Macquarie to-day…
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Lest a false impression should be given by the above title, the writer hastens to malm the fact quite clear that no allusion will he made in the paragraphs that…
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THE improvement of the Athletic Sports Ground, reter[?]ed to in our last, is being carried on vigorously. We learn that the recommende[?]ns of Mr. Field, on behalf of the Ground…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →CORRESPONDENCE. [The LIBERAL is not necessarily indentified with opinions expressed under this heading.] Tooraweenah Races. St. Patrick's Day. (To the Editor of the Dubbo Liberal.)
Sir,—Tooraweenah Races, beautiful day, fair attendance, banquet prepared by Mrs, Beasley, ball in the public hall. RACING…
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The committee appointed for the purpose have drawn up a liberal programme for the annual race meeting of the Wellington J.C. on April 29 and 30. Six races will take…
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High Weight Hd’cp: Gressy Swop Brumio; Park Stakes: Protector Bottle-tree Vanlock: Ciarendon Hd’cp: Chimer Capriform Mark: Hawkeahury Hec’p:…
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THE annual meeting of the Dubbo Golf Club was held on Monday evening. Mr. J. G. Blaxland presided. The report and balance sheet, which were…
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WITH the advent of cool weather we gladly welcome back the exhilarating winter pastime -- the popular game of Australia. Much has been said and written against football, and it is…
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THE annual meeting of the Newtown Football Club was held at Mrs. Simms' hotel on Saturday evening. The treasurer's report showed a credit…
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The annual meeting of the Ormonde Football Club was held in the Court House Hotel on Friday evening. Mr. J. Hives occupied the chair, and there was a…
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THE annual meeting of the Dubbo Lawn Tennis Club was held on Saturday evening, Mr. G. H. Taylor presiding. The report and balance sheet were read…
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THE annual meeting of the Dubbo Lawn Tennis Club was held in the Masonic Hall supper-room on Friday evening. The President (Mr. G. H. Taylor, J. P.) occupied the chair. There was a…
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A MEETING of the Executive Committee of the Dubbo District Cricket Union was held in the Masonic Hall on Saturday March 29th. Present, Mr. W. Wilkins (Vice-President) in…
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Tennis players are reminded that the time for making a start is near at hand. The secretary, Mr. T. Honeyman, has seen to the preparation of the courts and it has…
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The annual meeting of the Wellington Football Club was held at the Royal Hotel on Tuesday night. Mr. G. W. Brownhill was voted to the chair and the attendance…
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