Football
A meeting of the local Football Association will be held at Fitzgerald's Post Office Hotel on Friday night next at 8 p.m. All interested in this season's football are…
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Sport, 1911
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H.a.c.b. Races
A Committee meeting of the above was held at Mr. D. Shaw's Tattersalls Hotel on Monday night last. Accounts in connection with the recent race-meeting, amounting to…
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The presence on the banks of about 300 people made the vicinity of the large Great Cobar, Ltd., tank ook a picturesque and charming…
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Mr. Jack Mackay reports having matched W. Furney, of Dubbo and 'Cyclone' Walton, of Grenfell, to cox the beet of 20 rounds on a date to be fixed, which will probably be the…
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The first of the "Waratah" dances for the season, 1911, eventuated in the Protestant Hall on Wednesday night. About 60 couples were present, and…
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THE first dance held this sesson by the Waratah Tennis Club eventusted on Wedneaday evening, when some 50 couples graced the floor. The Protectant Hall was nicely decorated for the…
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A very successful tennis social was held in the Federal Hall on Wednesday evening last. About 40 coupes put to an appearance. Visitors came from…
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Races will be held on the Wongarbon racecourse on Easter Monday, April 17th. An attractive programme has been prepared, of which the…
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A meeting of the race committee of the above was held at Mr. D. Shaw's Tattersalls hotel on Wednesday night last. Present Messrs P. Nash (in the chair), G. Wall,…
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A meeting of the committee of the Wellington Golf Club was held at the Royal Hotel on Saturday evening, Mr. M. M'Leod (president) being in the…
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In his report to the council of the National Rifle Association on Wednesday upon the prize meeting of, the Far Western District…
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For years past the committee of the local Town Band has provided the Cobar public with a day's sports on Easter Monday, and this year is…
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The annual meeting of the Dubbo Golf Club was held at Mr. Tyers Wood's office on Friday last, when it was decided to take steps to clear the…
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The "Peak Hill Rovers" Football Club has been reformed, with the following officers to pilot the management:—President, Mr. J. A. McIntyre…
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The Gilgandra Half-Holiday Tennis Club was reformed at a meeting on Wednesday evening, held at Skelton's Hotel. The following officers were…
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A game in the third round of the Doubles' Handicap was played off on Saturday afternoon between Irvine and Kirkland and Thompson and…
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The annual general meeting of members was held, at Mr. P. Fitzgerald's Post Office Hotel on Friday night last. Mr. E. J. Fitzgerald occupied the…
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Owners intending to paddock horses for the Macquarie Picnic Races are requested to deliver them at Messrs. Cadell and Co.'s office on Saturday…
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Gordon's modest 237 on April 1 proved 38 too many for Redfern. The latter had lost seven wickets for 83, when Kerim joined Emery and the pair made…
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