Mongarlowe Races
The annual meeting of Mongarlowe Race Club was held at Little River yesterday There was a large attendance, [?]neluding visitors from Braidwood and…
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Sport, 1906
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Bungendore Races
THE above races were held yesterday, and were well attended. The gatekeeper, Mr. H. Day, informed the writer that 300 persons passed through the gates, exclusive…
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At the Bungeudore races on Monday Mr. Jas. Tarnball's Botheration, carrying 9 st 5lb, won the Opening Handicap. Mr. Geo. Gribble's Glen, with 7st 12lb up, won the Bungendore Handicap…
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The Mongarlowe Races eventuated on Monday last, and drew a large attendance, not only of local residents, but also of visitors from surrounding parts, a large contingent going out from Braidwood…
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IN the Handicap Hack Race Pretty Boy got away at the statt, with Soloma and Reform on his track. At the half-mile, Soloma crossed over…
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South Australia won the match against Victoria by 120 runs. HOMEBUSH SALES. There was a large supply of cattle…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bungendore. Annual Races. Officials:— President, N. Powell, Esq.; Vice-Presidents, Messrs. W. D. Gordon, W. F. Rutledge, H. Osborne, R. T. Osborne, A. H. Hanford and J. S. Welch; Committee, Messrs. S. J. Shanahan, C. Lundie, W. McGrath, W. J. Sherd, Thos. Flannagan, J. O. McAlister, R. Heath, P. McGrath, R. J. Kennedy and J. J. Donnelly; Judge, Mr. J. S. Welch; Starter, Mr. J. Byrne; Clerk of Course, Mr. O. Williams; Handicappers, Messrs. J. McGrath, T. Flannagan and P. McGrath; Clerk of Scales, Mr. W. Ryan; Secretary, Mr. J. J. Donnelly
FOLLOWING a spell of excessive heat, delightfully cool weather prevailed for the annual meeting of the Bungendore Jockey Club, which was held on New Year's Day…
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THE following will represent Queanbeyan in the match against Duntroon tomorrow : F. P. Woodward, A. H. Nevell. F; I. L…
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DUNTROON and Qucanbeyan Juniors will play on the Duntroon wicket to-morrow afternoon. Queanbeyan will be represented by the following team:—E…
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SIR,—On behalf of the Young Men's Club, I wish to point out in connection with the proposed baths, the great good that will result to the town generally—…
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Many representative men of Canada and the United States are attending the Convention at Ottawa in connection with the preservation of Canadian…
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THE above named teams met on Saturday last on the wicket of the former and, after a pleasant game, Queanbeyan won on the first innings by 90 runs…
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The Australian Eleven, in the second innings, scored 465—Noble 100, Darling 73. N.S. Wales second innings. MacKay 54, Diamond 25, both not out; none for…
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A MATCH took place on the Rec. on Saturday last between Duntroon and Queanbeyan the latter being declared…
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THE above match was played at Duntroon on Wednesday last, and resulted in a win for the home team by 35 runs. The teams were captained by E. Hudson and S. Hincksman…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. [We do not necessarily identify ourselves with tha opinions expressed by our correspondents.] (To the editor of the Observer), the Swimming Baths. to the Editor
SIR,-- On behalf of the Young Men's Club, I wish to point out in connection with the proposed baths, the great good that will result to the town generally-- only to…
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THE picnic programme, or the better part of it, was run through on Friday. The fearful heat, and the fact that the folk don't care to be too far…
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THERE was a large attendance at the Major's Creek annual races on Friday last, the weather being cool and pleasant, and the day being a public holiday. Mr. W. J. Sherd's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. N. S. Wales V. Victoria. Jubilee Match
The Jubilee match, N. S. Wales v. Victoria, started on Friday, was resumed on Saturday under perfect conditions, the weather being ideal and the wicket…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Wires. (From Our Correspondents). Sydney, Monday. Cricket—jubilee Match. N.S. WALES v. VICTORIA
N.S. Wales resumed the second innings to-day and lost 9 wickets for 387— Noble 123. E. Waddy 82. A FATAL COLLISION…
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