Cairo Races Described
THE correspondent of the times, writing from Cairo, under date January 15, says:— This is always a week of festivity in Cairo. The 18th is the anniversary of the [?]…
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Telegraphic. Sydney. Randwick Racing Club. Saturday April 29
Hurdle Race—Pearl 1, Gaffer Grey 2, Deception 3. Maiden Steeplechase—Orion 1, Ruf[?] 2, No Doubt 3…
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A TWENTY-DOG stake, the winner a piece of plate, value £50, the gift of Mr. E. Lee, the president of the club, and £45 ; the runner-up, £30; third dog, £15; the winner of two…
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SIR,—The season in Adelong is near closing and for some months the cricketing tools will not be required, yet, it is essential that meetings monthly should be strictly adhered to, not only does it tend to…
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ON Wednesday last the match between the above teams took place on the Reserve, and was productive of a great amount of interest and excitement to those intimately concerned…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cricket. G. Forsyth and Co.’s Employees V. Advertiser and Express Offices
ON Wednesday last the Cricket match arranged between the employees in the establishment of Messrs. George Forsyth s and Co. and the Advertiser and Expres…
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THE above races came off on Queen's Birthday, and were a decided success, the races being well contested, and the weather all that could be desired. The following is an account of the running :—…
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THE following sports were held on the Queen's Birthday on the Tumut recreation ground:— Handicap Flat Race, for all boys under 15 years ;…
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At a meeting of' the Murrumbidgee Turf Club, Mr John King was appointed judge ; Messrs. Cox, Pearson, Callaghan, .Gormley, and Halliday, stewards.' Tho programme for…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Telegraphic. Sydney. Saturday. Sydney Hunt Club Races
Hurdle Race—Rufus, 1 ; Count, 2; Lady Morton, 3. Steeplechase—Receipt, 1; Yellow Jacket, 2; Pilot, 3…
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THE following is the Daily Telegraph report of the meeting about which so has been written :— Waterloo Gup, for sixty-four all aged…
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Trial Stakes—Spectator 1, Etoile 2, .Luna 3; won by two lengths. Hawkesbury Guineas—Tocal 1, Cardinal 2, Queen’s Head 3; won by three lengths…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hawkesbury Races. Second Day—saturday, August 19
Produce Stakes—Cardinal 1, Tocal 2. Flying Handicap—Eros 1, Zara 2, Hy[?]la3. Maiden Plate—Gas 1, Chevalier 2, Fernhill 3…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. a Review of the Past Cricket Season, 75-76
THE near approach of the cricket season of 76-77 suggests itself as a fitting time to write a short sketch of the past season, which M a y be considered the first to which a Warm…
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The appearance already upon the cricket Held of a few of our most enthusiastic knights of the willow, reminds us that we shall shortly be in the midst of another cricket…
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THE annual general meeting, of the Wagga Wagga Cricket Club was held pursuant to notice on Thursday night at the Council Chamber. Present : Messrs. Garland (in…
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THE annual meeting of the Wagga Wagga Cricket Club was held at the Court House on Thursday evening, at which there was a good attendance of members. The chair…
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Lillywhite's Australian team of professional crickcters, before leaving Southampton in the mail steamer for Australia on the 21st, played a three days' match with…
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THE match Bankers and Lawyers v Allcomers came off on Saturday afternoon, and resulted in an easy victory for tha former. The Allcomers were considerably weakened…
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