Cricket. Wagga Wagga V. Cootamundra
THE match for the Cox cup, between representative teams from the Wagga Wagga and Cootamundra clubs, came off on Saturday last, and resulted in a win for the…
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Gundagai Jockey Club Races
THE town is fast filling with visitors for the races to take place to-day and to-morrow under the auspices of the Gundagai Jockey Club. The work of preparing the course has been…
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The Ea[?]men have finished [?]ngs for a total of [?] being 229 behind the Victorian Elevens first innings,…
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Kingsworth......... 1 Morceau............ 2 Soldier Boy......... 3 Fourteen started. Time, 1min. 16sec…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Adelong News. Adelong Beading Room. Athletic Sports
The Easter sports in aid of the reading room drew together one of the largest concourses of people yet seen in Adelong, there being quits a thousand persons present. The weather with…
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The following are the results of to-day's racing:—Two-year-old Plate: Veto 1, Lady Exeter 2, Jessica 3. Four started. Time, 50¾sec. All-Aged Stakes: Archie 1, Ike 2,…
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THE races at Mundario were well attended on Tuesday last, and the proceedings, owing to the care and attention of the officers, were very successfully conducted. The following are the…
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At a committee meeting of the L.R.C., held on the 19th instant, it was decided to register the Club under the A.J.C. Rules at once…
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As was greatly expected, in consequence of the great drought here, the excitement of the Races was not as great as usual…
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I was flapping about the course on the three days, seeing what was going on, looking at the young ladies and the course improvements. The former were pretty…
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The great boxing match at the Academy of Music came off this afternoon. The house was crowded, and hundreds were outside unable to obtain admission. At ten minutes to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wagga Coursing Club. Opening Meeting. Wednesday, 13Th June
President: T. W. Hammond, Vice-President: E C. Pearson. Cominittee: R. Cox, W. Devlin, F. W. Gowlland, S. Minchin, Sam. Hawkins,…
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WHEN a boy I was sorely exercised in mind as to the proper form in which to speak about the popular game of leap-frog and of those who played it. Was taking part…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mechanics' Cricket Club
THE annual meeting of the above club took place on Thursday evening last, at Baker's Pastoral Hotel, when about 25 members, and a number of wellwishers of the club…
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RUMOURS of a royal scandal (says a London paper) are going the rounds of the European press. It is affirmed that in spite of the maxim of the Spanish Court, "Touch not…
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Hurdle Race—Ontario 1, Basilisk 2, Belle Brandon 3. Trial Stakes—Bristol 1, Olga 2, Boscawen 3. The Derby—Le Grand 1, Kingsdale 2, Copra…
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The following nominations were received up to yesterday by Mr. Sam. Hawkins, honorary secretary to the Wagga Wagga Coursing Club, for the events to come off on Tuesday…
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THE draw for the undermentioned events took place last night at the Australian Hotel:—SEPTEMBER SHOW STAKE. Mr. J. Robertson as bk b Fairy, Bashful…
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President: Mr. T. W. Hammond. Vicepresidents: Messrs. E. C. Pearson and R. Cox. Committee: Messrs, H. Welman, J. Rebello, J. O. Phillips, S. Hawkins, W…
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IN response to advertisement the following gentlemen met at the Albion Hotel for the purpose of electing office-bearers for the ensiling year aud making other…
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