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Article : 59 wordsMessrs Burt and Co have no change to report In the horse market, notwithstanding the large numbers of horses constantly offering, it Is a difficulity to obtain good useful stocR. Upstanding saddle and gig horses are generally scarce and readlly bring fair, rates; prices for ...
Article : 192 wordsMRS. AVONIA JONES— The subjoined paragraph has been furnished to the Star by the highly imaginative scandal monger who does the Melbourne correspondence for that journal. It only possesses one disadvantage, ...
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Article : 53 wordsFoor RACE — A foot race for two pounds aside, distance one hundred yards, caine off on wednesday on the "Bathurst Race Course between Mr. James Cock and Mr Thomas Falvey. A good start was made and the race ...
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Bell's Life in Sydney and Sporting Chronicle (NSW : 1860 - 1870), Sat 16 Feb 1861, Page 3
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