The Test Cricket Match. to the Editor
Sir,--Surely the average Australian's idea of honor must be strangely warped. It has been with a feeling of regret that I have listened to the comments made by…
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The Cricket Gala. Intercolonial Contests. Walters's Refusal to Play
The 54th match between New South Wales and Victoria will be played at the Sydney ground commencing on Friday next. The fourth teat game, Australia v. England,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Cricket Gala. Victoria v. New South Wales. Praise of Iredale and A. Trott
The Victorian team to play in the 54th intercolonial match next week with New South Wales will leave Melbourne for Sydney on Tuesday. The Victorian…
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Moroney's 120 Yards Handicap footrace will be run this afternoon at Carrington Grounds, commencing at 3 o'clock. In conjunction with it are the 100 yards race between Irving…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Anniversary Regatta
An advertisement in this issue announces the final entries for the Anniversary Regatta close at the committee rooms, 77 Pitt-street, to-morrow evening…
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The North Sydney Amateur Swimming Club held a 66 yards handicap race at the Lavender Bay Baths on Saturday afternoon. The following were the results:—First heat: T…
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The Newtown and Strathfield (Union Recreation) clubs have been drawn against one another in the second round for the champion pennant. The secretaries, Mr. J. F. Dalrymple (Newtown) and Mr…
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It would be very gratifying to many concerned, and also produce favorable results in several ways, if the N.S.W. A.S.A. Council endeavored to get through…
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The Swimming Carnival at the Parramatta Public Baths on Wednesday evening, is aid of the local District Hospital, was well attended. The baths were decorated with Chinese la[?]tern[?]…
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The Mayor (Alderman H. B. Swan) presided over, the smoke concert and presentation of prizes, held last night, in the large hall of Dick's Hotel, Beattiestreet, in connection with the championship carnival…
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OFFICERS:—President: Dr. Bowman; Vice President: Messrs. D. O'Reilly, M.L.A., S.R. Walford, F.L. Gowing, W.J. Ferris, E.N. Murray, Garrett…
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Our Galston friends played a team from Middle Dural on Saturday last. The Middle Dural boys were badly defeated…
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On Wednesday, at Hunter’s Hill, a cricket match was played opposite Mrs. Mulvey’s hotel. The teams were from Mr. Cuneo’s butchering establishment,—seniors and juniors…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Lawn Tennis
The Sydney Lawn Tennis Club's courts will be open for play on Wednesday next, weather permitting. The captaincy of the club will this year be conducted on new lines, the present holder having to…
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