Maitland Races. [By Telegraph.] Second Day
Maitland Mile —Guelder Rose 1, Valetta Colt 2, Kismet 3 Time (not officially taken), 1 minute 47 seconds. Trial Stakes.—Giner 1, Belmont 2, The Barb 3…
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Carlton Cricket Club Picnic
A very peasant picnic to Correy's Tea Gardene, Botany, was held on saturday under the auspioes of the Cariton Cricket Club. About Afty decides and sentlemen were conveyed in own houses freck the city…
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TRIAL STAKES.—Miss Phoebe 1, Southern Star 2, Sterm 3. PRODUCE STAKES.—Maschera 1, Coila 2, Signet 3…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Government Notices. Great Southern, Western, and Richmond Railway. Goulburn Races, 29th and 30th September
For the convenience of those persons wishing to attend the above Races, NOTICE is hereby given that [?]rsion Tickets at a single fare for the double journey will be issued on [?] 28th September from all stations to Goulburn…
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Maiden Plate: Miss Phoebe 1, Coila 2. Selling Race: Star Line 1, Slave 2. Town Plate: Gladstone 1, Othello 2, Corisande 3. Flying Handicap: Othello 1, Gladstone 2, Kingston 3. Forced…
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HAWKINS' CUP.—The first match for the above will take place at the Albert Ground, on 30th October and 6th November, between the Warwick and East Sydney dubs. A match was played on the Pyrmont Hill, on Saturday…
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A MOST successful Regatta was given on Saturday afternoon last, by the Sydney and Mercantile Bowing Clubs. The two Committees issued a large number of invitations, and every arrangement was made for the accommodation and…
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THE note of preparation is about the only one I can send this weak, the season having [?]s yet sea [?]ely commenced, and another week must go over from this Saturday before there will be much to tell. There has…
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Maiden Plate: Miss Phœbe 1, Coila 2. Selling Race: Star Line 1, Slave 2. Town Plate: Gladstone 1, Othello 2, Corisande 3. Flying Handicap: Othello 1, Gladstone 2, Kingston 3. Forced…
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The Camden Annual Races duly came off on the 22nd inst. The attendence was tolerably good, the weather being cool and pleasant and most of the events were well contested. [?] was made a great favourite…
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The note of preparation is about the only one I' can send this week, the season having es yet scarcely commeneed, and another week must go over from this Saturday before there will be much to tell There has…
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THE seventh meeting of this club, which took place on Saturday afternoon on the Albert Cricket Ground, was one of the most successful gatherings yet held under its auspices. Upwards of three…
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THE annual meeting of the Surry United Cricket Club was held at the Boundary Stone Inn, Surry Hills, on the 29th ultimoâMr. W. H. Alderson, president of the club, in the chair…
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THE seventh meeting of the Sydney Amateur Athletic club was held on Saturday last on the Albert Ground, and a more glorions day could not been casily imagined, let alone wished for. The committee had…
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SIR,—As next Saturday is the day set apart for a grand cricket match, the proceeds of which are to be devoted for the benefit of the professional cricketers of Sydney, I think it would show much kindness and liberality on the part of…
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[To CORRESPONDENTS.—All communications for this department must be sent in on or before Wednesday, or they will not appear in the current week.]…
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IT appears I was in error last w[?]k in putting down the Civil Service Club as one of the amal[?]rs, as I find that the three clubs engag[?]d against the Albert[?] and University are the East [?]ydney, the Warwick and…
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When Blondin first came here his high-rope entertainment did not draw very well, and when he viewed from his lofty position the crowds of people that flocked to the East Melbourne cricket ground each Saturday afternoon to…
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BEFORE the prominent incidents of the past football season are forgotten in the excitement and interest of the approaching cricket campaign, I may be pardoned for briefly noting the reflections which have arisen upon review of the late…
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