The Shoalhaven Regatta Club
THE Committee of the abovenamed club met at Host Weller's hotel, Namba, last night at 8 The President, Mr. F. W. Flatt, occupied the chair. The minutes of previous meeting having…
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Shoalhaven Regatta Club
THE annual prize meeting of the abovemenamed Club took place at the usual course, Numba, on Monday last, the 26th inst. The weather was in every respect all that could be desired for…
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The Randwick Races were continued yesterday, the winners being as follows:— Rouse Handicap: 1 mile 3 furlongs.—Queensland, 1; Nellie, 2; Falmouth, 3. Randwick…
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THE above races (says the Serutineer) came off on Queen’s Birthday, and were attended by about 300 persons. In three of the races some of the horses fell at the first turn, and one of…
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The match between the Australian Eleven and Eleven of All England, was commenced today on Kennington Oval, in the presence of 30,000 people. The weather was splendid…
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A COMMITTEE meeting was held at the Numba Hotel, on Tuesday evening, the 21st instant, to adopt rules and arrange the programme for the forthcoming regatta. The rules hitherto in use…
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THE first day of the annual races passed off most successfully. The attendance was large, the weather beautifully fine, and the racing equal to, if not above the average. The…
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This long-talked of Regatta came off on Thursday. last in the presence of between 3000 and 4000 spectators. The banks of the river presented a very pretty spectacle, and one that…
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UNDER the title of "Cricketers." Mr. obert Macgregor has an article in Belgravia in which he deals with the history of cricket in England. Mr. Macgregor says:—…
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IN LONDON the earliest cricket fields were the Artillery Ground at Finsbury, and the White Conduit Fields. A club was formed of the players on this latter field, and from…
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