Cycling Carnival. Some Good Racing. Mutton Defeats Taylor
R. E. Mutton defeated Major Taylor in a five miles scratch race at the cycling carnival on the Sydney Cricket Ground last night. It was the last event of the…
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Cycling Carnival. Third Day's Racing. Mutton Wins the Commonwealth Stakes
The third meeting of the State Carnival held under the League of New South Wales Wheelmen rules took place last evening on the Sydney Cricket Ground. The weather was much more favourable…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →On the Land. Farm and Station. the Agricultural Show Season
In New South Wales about 135 agrienltural Bocielies hold a show each every year, and the shows extend from one to three days, two days predominating among the fixtures. Such a lot…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Cycling Carnival. Good Riding by Major Taylor. Mutton Wins the Scratch Race. Harvison' Annexes the Wheel Race
The State cycling carnival was brought to a conclusion last night on the Sydney Cricket Ground. The weather was again dull and threatening. The attendance, however was good. The…
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Officials were :Starter. W.W. Hill: cheek-starter W. Herron: Judges, L. Cabriel, W. Fraser, C.B. Minnett; referee, K. Ryan; lap-takers, G. J. Prott, R. H. Stevenson, and G. Filshire; time…
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Great preparations are being made for the local cycling carnival on the 23rd instant. Major Taylor will compete in couple of the five events on the afternoon's programme…
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The big meeting of January, the International Test Carnival, will open on Wednesday night, January 6, and will be continued on the nights of January 13, 16, 18, and 20. The two rich events, the £125 Summer…
Continued on Trove, page 57 →Sydney Carnival. Friday Night
For outdoor amusement better weather could not have prevailed on Friday evening, and for once in a way the authorities controlling the night cycling carnivals were fortunate. The…
Continued on Trove, page 53 →Cycling. International Test Carnival. Major Taylor and Ivor Lawson
The international test earnival will open to-night on the Sydney Cricket Groun, when Major Taylor, the world's champion sprinter, and Ivor Lawson, the Salt Lake City craek, will be the main attractions. The…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →CYCLING. The January Carnival. Re-appearance of Major Taylor. the Visitor in Winning Form
There was a large attendance at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Friday night when the first eveuls in the January Cycling Carnival were run off. The pavilions and ground were brilliantly illuminated…
Continued on Trove, page 57 →Cycling Notes the League. One Carnival Closed. Another Opens To-night —Taylor's Form—Mutton Wins Three Races. Handicap Men Doing Wall. Holiday Racing—And News
At Coolgardie (W.A.) on December 24 W. McDonald defeated Ivor Lawson and H. Downing in a quarter-mile, unpaced trial which he did in 26 2-5sec…
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LONDON, January 6.— The Duke of Marlborough, Parliamentary Under-Secretary for the Colonies, in opening a very representative exhibition of colonial products at Liverpool…
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On Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, his Eminence Cardinal Moran will preside at a meeting of ladies in St. Francis' (Hay-market.) This is the first parochial…
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That the Sydney public still delights to see first-class cyclists race was proved beyond a doubt on Wednesday evening by the immense crowd which witnessed the first night's…
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His Eminence the Cardinal has issued the following circular-letter to the priests of the archdiouese:—St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →The Liverpool Colonial Exhibition. Opened by the Duke of Marlborough
LONDON, Wednesday.--The Duke of Marlborough (Parliamentary Secretary to the Colonial Office) yesterday opened a very representative exhibition of colonial products in…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Colonial Products Exhibition. Opened by the Duke of Mariborough. Self-sufficing Empire. London, Jan. 6
The Duke of Marlborough, the Parliamentary Under-Secrctary for the Colonies, in opening a very representative exhibition of colonial products at Liverpool…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Cycling Carnival. First International Test Meeting. Taylor and Lawson in Winning Form. Lawson Wins the Five Miles Scratch
The first of the series of international test meetings took place last evening at the Sydney Cricket Ground. The races were held under the rules of the New South Wales League of Wheelmen and were…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Hatte's Fair
Hatte's 26th great fair is now on, and the latest price-book, just issued, of most things in the different departments, will be found very handy…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Swimming. East Sydney Club's Carnival
The above carnival will be held to-day at G. farmer's Rushcutter Bay baths. An interesting programme includes the flying squadron championship, attempts on records, and other items…
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