Local Intelligence. Willamstown Races
These races took places pursuant to advertisement on the course marked out in the centre of the valley, on Monday and Tuesday The attendance we have no doubt would have…
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Inter-colonial Cricket Match. [By Electric Telegraph.]
This annual event came off in Melbourne in the presence of many thousands. A deep interest appeared to be felt by…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Colonial Intelligence. Sir Henry Barely on Cricket
A portion of the public has probably been made aware by electric telegraph from Melbourne, that "the Governor made a splendid speech on cricket at luncheon." We believe…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Local & District Items. the Cricket Match
This exciting match, between the members of the Adelong and Tumut Clubs, was played on Friday last, on the Williamstown Cricket Ground. The challenge having been given…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local & District News. the Tumut Races
THERE races as advertised came off on Boxing-day on the Tumut Race Course. The day being fine, five or six hundred lovers of the turf assembled, the majority of whom…
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