Parramatta Annual Races
Judge—J. S. Farnoll, Esq., M.P. Stowards—Messrs Hugh Taylor, Thomas Ashby, Robert Dunn, and John Kelly. Clerk of the Course and Starter—Thomas Ashby, Esq…
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Cricket. the University Match
[?]des of having University Cricket Matches of an inter[?]al nature having been reduced to practice, turns out to [?] of the best out for long years. We have the satisfac[?] of seeing the young wen of Victoria and New Stouth…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Inter-university Cricket Match
THE match was continued yesterday in the presence of a large audience. As on the preceding day, the weather was favourable, and the greatest good feeling prevailed. The German band played at intervals, and everything…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Parramatta Races and New Year's Day Probabilities
THE Parramatta programme was admirably played out on Boxing Day, and the meeting was one of the best that I have attended there. Everything connected with the affair was well managed, and the only drawbacks were that…
Continued on Trove, page 1388 →The Intercolonial University Cricket Match Second Day
YESTERDAY morning the weather looked sufficiently inviting to sake thousands in place of hundreds to the ground; but, all this notwithstanding, the attendance was not nearly as large as the interest of the game or quality of the cricket…
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YESTERDAY morning the weath[?]r lookod sufficiently inviting to take thousands in place of hundreds to the ground [?] but, all this notwithstanding[?] the attendance was not nearly as large as the interest of the game or quality of the cricket…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Orange Column. Loyal Orange Institution, Excursion to Glenfield on Boxing Day
The excursion to Glenfield organized in connection with the Grand Lodge of the Loyal Orange Institution of New South Wales, was one of the largest and most successful gatherings…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Athletics. Albert Ground Sports
A VERY wonderful place is the Albert Ground, and indeed has always been so considered since Mr. Poter Curtis first took up the idea of reclaiming the black peat bog, that nobody could manage to cross unless by…
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