Football. Queanbeyan F.c. V. Braidwood
The following will represent the Queanbeyan District Football Club in the above match on Friday afternoon next, on the Recreation Ground:—Full back, R…
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Sport, 1894
29 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 2 of 2
Football
The Braidwood team now on tour for three matches (Bungendore, Queanbeyan. and Cooma), won their first match from Bungendore by six points to three. The…
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The team of Braidwood footballers arrived in Queanbeyan on Friday morning, and played it weak team from the Queanbeyan District Football Club the same afternoon…
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THE following members have been chosen by the Selection Committee to represent the Q.C.C. in their match with Goulburn on the 9th November: -- Haig, Bealty,…
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HERE is an amusing comedy of errors with a Parisian edge. Mme. de V. was very jealous, and determined to watch bar husband. One day he told her he was going…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →TELEGRAMS. Per Newspaper Press Association Latest Parliamentary News. Christmas Vacation. the Fisheries Commission. the Cricket Match. a Nautical Ship for Colonial Youths. Wheat Market Sydney
THE following are the names of the Civil Service Commission: -- Messrs. Thomas Littlejohn, -- Humphrey, M.L.C., Richard Teece, J. H. Storey,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegrams. the Czar's Marriage. War News -- the Chinese Flight. Excessive Heat. a Treasurer's Opinion on the Income Tax Bill. Mr. Reid at Newcastle. the Cricket Scores. London
THE Czar was married in the presence of sixty royal personages. This Japanese lost 250 in an attack upon Port Arthur, and captured 80…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegrams. War News. -- Barbarous Atrocities. the Czar's Concessions. Wheat Market. Cricket Match. a Heavy Fine. London
A LONDON newspaper correspondent who was an eye-witness to the capture of Port Arthur says that the Chinese used explosive bullets, and that the…
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AT a meeting last night Sergeant Richards' resignation was tendered and received with regret. Mr. T. Sweeney was elected as hon. secretory in Sergeant…
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