Curruuabenc Races
THEEE races Came off on Thureday that. The course, which is a very good one, was rather heavy owing to the late rains. The weather, notwithstanding the threatening…
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10 stories in South Coast's papers
Launceston Races. The Launceston Champion Meeting
THE CHAMPION CUP of 30 [?] with a sweep of 15 says added, 5 says forfeit. Second horse to receive 50 [?] cut of the stake, and third horse to save stake…
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THE fourteenth match between the players of New South Wales and Victoria was commenced at the Albert Ground, .Sidney, last Thursday week. The play by both…
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WE clip, from the Southern Argus, the following report of the races at Goulburn on Tuesday-and Wednesday, the 30th and 31st May…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Shoalhaven Regatta
THE Sholhaven Annual Regatta, after a couple of postponements, came off on Monday last, and, considering all things, was a success, so far as the car races were…
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O’er Coolangatta’s highest bough The son’s bright beams are bursting now; And Hancing down the vale below. Where round Pig’s Island softly flow…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wollongong; Turf Club Races, (Abridged from the Mercury.)
THE Wollongong Turf Club meeting of 1871 commenced on Tuesday last, under very auspicious circumstances. From an early hour till about noon the town bore an aspect…
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THESE races came off on the Jamberoo Race Course on Wednesday and Thursday last. The weather was fine, attendance good and the various races well conducted…
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On Saturday last, the return match between the Boolong and Toolijooa Cricket Clubs, came off on the Boolong ground. The day was most propitious, and we have no…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cricket. Boolong Alfreds V. Greenwell Point
ON Saturday last, a match was played between the above clubs on the Boolong cricket ground. The day turned nut to be oppressively hot, and must have been felt…
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