The Annual Races
THE annual races took place Thursday and Friday last and drew about 500 spectators each day The entries for the minor events filled up very well and the [?]…
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Gundagai Racing Club
THE Gundagai Bacing Club annual meeting was coutinued on Friday, and was attended by about 500. The various event were well contested, and the…
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A MATCH between the abovenamed clubs was played on Albert Park on Saturday, and as will be seen from the scores, resulted in an easy win for…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Our Telegrams. Grundagai Races. Second Day
Members' Handicap, 1 mile: Wait-a-While, 68t., 1; Mercury, 7st., 2; Riversdale, 48st. 2lbs., 3. Time, 1 min. 47 3/4secs. Railway Handicap, 3/4 mile: Compulsion…
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A MEETING of footballers was held at Hely's Club House Hotel on Tuesday evening. Mr. H. Wilkins was voted to the chair, and called upon the secretary to read the…
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THE annual meeting of the above club was held last evening at Manton's Tattersalls Hotel, when about 22 members were present. Mr. J. A. Manton was voted to the chair…
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A MEETING of the above club was held last evening at Millenett's Criterion Hotel, when there was a fair, muster of members. Mr. H. Wilkins was voted to the chair. The…
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THE first coursing of the season 1889- 90, commenced on Tuesday, when the weather was all that could be desired, bright and cool. We found a fair number…
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This annual general mooting of the above club was held at Hely's Club House Hotel on Tuesday evening. Present—Messrs. B. Spring (in the chair), H. Cameron, A. E…
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ON Wednesday, the second day of the meeting, the attendance was again fair, about 250, there being a larger gathering of ladies and families, who found the day…
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THE settling in connection with the opening meeting of the local coursing club was held on Wednesday evening at Mr. P. Ryan's Emu hotel, when there was a large and…
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Amongst the cos[?] worn at the Coursing meeting, we noticed the following; -- Mrs H. A. O'Dounell, a stylish dross of striped goblin blue, with…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →lawn Tennis. Opening of the New Court
Lawn tennis has been for years past a favorite out door amusement amongst fashionable society in Wagga, several very excellent "lawns" being attached to the…
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On Wednesday about a dozen persons attended a meeting at Tracoy's hotel to consider the desirability of starting a Coursing Club in Gundagal. Mr. M. Walker was voted to the chair and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football. MECHANICS' v. FEDERALS
THE opening match of the season took place on Saturday afternoon, on the Racecourse, between the above-named clubs, in the presence of a good number of spectators, when…
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ON Wednesday about a dozen persons met at Tracey's hotel (Gundagai), reports the Times, to consider the desirability of starting a Coursing Club in Gundagai…
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The attention of lovers of sport is directed to the programme of the races to be run off on the Pomingalarna course to-morrow. All necessary arrangements have been made to…
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A MATCH was played yesterday on the club courts between four gentlemen from Albury —Measrs. W. Acock, H. Edmondson, E. H. C. Wood, and W. Bushby, and four members…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Killed at Football
On Saturday, 11th instant (says the N. Z. Herald), when a match was being played between tte Mangapai and Waikiekie teams, in the paddock…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Pomingalarna Races. Stewards:—Messsrs. T. J. Garry. G. R. Ray, G. Mitchell, and P, J. M'Alister
THE races which took place yesterday at Mr. P. Farrell's Pomingalarna Hotel were moat successful, everything being well carried out. The weather was splendid,…
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