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SHIPPING.
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SPORTING.
While there is little doubt the threatening weather in the forenoon prevented many attending the concluding day of the A.J.C. Spring meeting on Saturday, the attendance was good, ...
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BOXING.
The first round of the Golden Gate Club's Spring Tournament was decided on Saturday night, before a good house, with the following results:—Texas beat Page in four rounds, Doyle beat Kelly ...
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NEWCASTLE J.C. WEIGHTS.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
High water, Sydney Cove, to-day: 8.13 a.m., 8.31 p.m. The Tyser steamer Tomoana sailed from London August 6 for Sydney, via Fremantle and New Zealand ports. The Marere sailed from New York August 13, ...
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ROWING.
The testimonial, which the Newcastle residents forwarded to England to Tom Sullivan, was handed over on August 12, on the occasion of the Union Al Fresco Musical Society's ladies' night at the ...
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CRICKET.
The Grafton Association is desirous of arranging a match with the English team, and has instructed Mr. R. D. Bowden, the secretary, to ascertain if the Englishmen could visit the ...
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SUICIDE.
During the voyage of the Union Company's steamer Tayiuni, from Auckland to Rarotonga, on August 15, when in latitude 36.3 south, longitude 179.28 west, about 320 miles from Auckland, a passenger named ...
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Mr. John Leahy, Secretary of the Machine Shearers' Union, who recently refused to give evidence before the Arbitration Act Select Committee. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE OLDENBURG.
The G.M.S. Oldenburg was dispatched from Sydney on Saturday by Messrs. Weber, Lobmann, and Company for Bremen and Southampton, via ports, with passengers and cargo. A great many people saw the ...
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THE N.Z. STEAMER.
The Union Company's steamer Moeraki left Wellington on Saturday for Sydney. She has a number of passengers on board and a large cargo. ...
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ATHLETICS.
Seventy-one runners competed in the three miles cross-country amateur championship of Queensland on Saturday. The winner was O. C. Saunderson, who did the distance in 16min 28sec, ...
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AT NOUMEA.
The French mail steamer Ville de la Ciotat arrived at Noumea on Saturday, with excursionists from Sydney for the jubilee celebrations. ...
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MARLOO AGROUND.
The Adelaide Company's steamer Marloo, Which left Port Adelaide on Friday evening last, for West Australia, grounded in the river on the north bank, near the old lighthouse. Later reports show that the ...
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CYCLING.
Owing to the wretched weather and the bad condition of the road, the New South Wales Cyclists' Union was compelled to postpone the amateur road championship race on Saturday. The ...
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IN A HURRICANE.
The ship Falklandbank, from, the Argentine, arrived at Sydney on Sunday, after a tempestuous passage of 69 days. She left the Argentine on July 12, and almost immediately encountered a ...
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GOLF.
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TUESDAY'S MAILS.
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LAWN TENNIS.
The annual dinner of the New South Wales, lawn Tennis Association was held on Saturday evening at Bateman's Cafe. Mr. W. H. Forrest occupied the chair, and Mr. P. B. Colquhoun the ...
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FOR THE ISLANDS.
The R.C. mission schooner Raphael, formerly the N.S.W. coaster Young Rock, left Sydney on Saturday lor. German New Guinea. She was purchased quite recently for the missions, and was renamed when she ...
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CHINESE LEAVING AUSTRALIA.
The China Navigation Company's Steamer Tsinan left Sydney on Saturday for China, via ports, with a number of passengers and cargo. The latter included 5000 bags oats, 3480 bars lead, 1175 cases naval stores, ...
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BOWLS.
Mr. John Young, who has been for about 23 years president of the N.S. W. Bowling Association, was, on Saturday at the Waverley Bowling Club, tendered a complimentary banquet, ...
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THE WARSHIPS.
The movements of H.M. warships are as follow:—In Port Jackson: Wallaroo, Ringarooma. Penguin, and Katoomba. New Zealand: Phoebe and Lizard. Cruising alone the Queensland coast: Mildura and ...
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HOTEL BURGLARY.
The Baulkham Hills Hotel was entered by thieves late on Sunday morning, and a cash-box containing 30s in change, two cheques, and some documents were taken from the licensee's, ...
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ROSEBERY PARK WEIGHTS.
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THE COAL TRADE.
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