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RACING CARNIVAL.
The Spring Meeting of the Australian Jockey Club was advanced another stage at Randw[?]ck yesteday. The weather was dull, but the atmosphere was rather more humid and ...
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SPORTING.
Grafton was the only sire to be represented by more than one winner at the A.J.C. [?]aces yesterday, Binnia and Grafton Lad both beine by him. ...
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MINING INTELLIGENCE.
Cabled advices from London yesterday showed that the prices of Broken Hill stocks had cased somewhat on Tuesday. Added to this was a feeling of uneasiness amongst ...
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SPORTS AT TAMWORTH.
The bicycle races promoted by the Tamworth Cycle and Motor Club were held on the oval this afternoon. The mile handicap was won by J. D. M'Mahon from scratch, A. Myers, 20yds, being second, and D. King, ...
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CRICKET.
This match was played yesterday at the Sydney Cricket Ground Recent rains made the wicket in favour of the bowlers. The result of the contest was a win for the second-grade eleven by 14 runs. ...
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BOWLS.
The selection committee of the Bowling Association met yesterday to choose a team to represent this State against the New Zealand visitors who are about to tour Australia. Their tank was by no means ...
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V.R.C. SPRING MEETING.
Mercury was amitted from the entries for the November Hurdles in connection with the V.R.C. Spring Meeting. ...
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DRESSES AND ATTENDANCE.
His Excellency the Governor, who was attended by Captain Wilson and L[?]eutenant Rawson, entertained several friends at luncheon. Although the weather looked so ...
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MOONEE VALLEY RACES POSTPONED.
The Moonee Valley races were postponed on account of the rain. ...
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BALMAIN CLUB.
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LAWN TENNIS.
Play yesterday was carried out again under some what adverse conditions. The courts were damp with the over-night rain, and it barely held off till the play was finished Only one important flxture was ...
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"DRIVEN FROM HOME."
The Licensed Victuallers' Race Club, who contemplate holding a meeting ar Qu[?]rind[?] on November 12, owing to the Jockey Club refusing to lease them the local course, have ...
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CITY CLUB.
The year just closed has b[?]een a remarkable good one for members of the City Club, who are premiers of the season. This club is not only one of the oldest but it is also one of the most powerful, in the ...
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HAWKES BAY JOCKEY CLUB.
At the Hawkes Bay Jockey Club's meeting to-day, the principal events resulte as follows:— ling Edward Handicap [?] [?]f.—Zimmerman, by Birkenhed—Solitaire, 7st 8[?], 1; Lady Warwick, 6st 7[?], ...
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ROSEBERY PARK WEIGHTS.
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THE O.K. COPPER MINE.
There was considerable [?]ubilation yesterday amongst those shareholders in the O. K. copper mine who have stuck to it stanchly through all the damaging reports circulated ...
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MOUNT BISCHOFF TIN MINE.
The output of ore from the Mount Bischoff mine for September was 70 tons, a considerable reduction on the usual output. This is partially explained by the low-grade ores ...
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GOLF.
The Hunter's Hill A team for this match at Parramatta is:—Blaxland, Christoe, L[?]saght, ma[?]kenzie Metcalle, Pearson, Russell, Windeyer; emergency, Fitz[?]ld. ...
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RIFLE SHOOTING.
The semi annual rifle match between teams from the Army Service Corps and Camden Mounted Rifles took place it Camden on Eight-hours Day. The atmospheric conditions were not favourable to good scoring, the ...
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MANLY v KILLARA B.
The following will represent Manly at Concord on Saturday:—F. O. Crossman, W. Franks, W. H. Genman, A. V. Hilliard R. S/ M'Coy, J. S. Me[?]klejohn, S. S. Smith[?] and J. E. Tonks. ...
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ATHLETICS.
The annual sports meeting of the Ama[?]gamated Miners' Association took place on the Recreation Ground on Monday. The weather was dull and threaten ing, and the attendance not quite so large as usual. ...
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LONDON SHARE MARKET.
On the Stock Exchange yesterday quotetions of Australian mining ventures were:— Broken Hill Proprietary, b £4 3s 9d, s £4 5s; British Broken Hill, b £2 17s, s £2 [?]s; ...
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SAILING.
If the entry for the Sydney Flying Squadron's opening race on Saturday may be taken as a guide, the open boat contests of the ensuing season will be more interesting and attractive than ever. No less ...
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MINING IN THE STATE.
Owing to heavy rain, the creek became flooded, and swept over the wing of the dam of the Grahamstown Gold Estates mine. No. [?] barge was inundated, but floated safely with ...
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[?]ENDS.
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CYCLING AND MOTORING.
The members of the above club held a successful tour on Eight-hour Day, which included a run to Cataract dam and district, Thompson, who was the winner of the imateur test races at the sports held on ...
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EXCHANGE SALES.
The following sales were reported:—Overnight: Budgery Mines, Limited, quarter-share, £200. On Change: British (old), 58s; B. H. Junction North, 25s 6d; New Hillgrove, 6s; ...
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MARRICKVILLE CLUB.
The above club will run its annual carnival on the Sydney Sports Ground on the 3rd and 10th,of November. In addition to the usual club events, sanction has been applied for to hold two open races for ...
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SWIMMING.
The following officers were eleetcd at the annual meeting of the Leichhardt and District Club:—Patron, Alderman W. J. Pearson; president. Alderman A. Fraser; vice-presidents, the Mayor and aldermen of the ...
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WESTERN SUBURBS CHAMPIONSHIP.
The entries for the above club's 10 miles championship will close on Saturday. Already A large [?]unber of prominent competitors have signified their intention of contesting for the honour, including V. ...
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SPEEDWELL [?]0 MILES RACE.
The great Speedwell [?] miles road race for amateur riders, promoted by Messrs. Bennett and Wood, will take place on the 20th instant. The course will be practically identicl with that of last year, and will ...
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[?] STOCK EXCHANGE.
To-day's sales and quotations were:—Budgery, b [?] share £187 10s, sales [?]-share £21S 5s; Boppy Blocks, s £33, sales £34; C.S.A., paid, 6, 32s; ditto, contg., s 22s; Cobar Peak, ...
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THE GUN.
At the New South Wales Gun Club's grounds, North Botany, a match, town v country members, will behe[?] to-day, commencing at 11 a.m. A competition for club trophies will be held at 2 p.m. ...
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CHILD STUDY ASSOCIATION.
A meeting of THE Child Study Association was held at the Royal Society's rooms on Tuesday evening. Dr. Chisho[?]m Ross presided. Dr. Bre[?]and delivered an ...
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PROPOSED EAST GIPPSLAND RAILWAY.
An influential deputation, which included the Postmaster-General and a number of mombers of the State Parliament, urged the State Premier to-day that the railway from ...
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MINING NOTES.
The record of the Reform Tin Dredging Co. for September was 9 tons lO[?]wt of tin. The total amount of tin won by the Amalgamated Tin Dredging Company during ...
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PIGEON HOMING.
The Sydney Homing Pigeon Society's champion one bird race of the season took place on saturday last from G[?]rilambone to Sydney, distance air line [?] miles. The birds were in charge of Mr. Ro[?]athorn, ...
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THE RACING.
The bill of fare discussed on the "off day" of the reunion was brimful of interest, and the high-class character of the sport was fully maintained, while in the majority of ...
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THE BARRIER MINES.
Block 14 mill last week was affected by weather conditions, and treated 1564 tons of crudes, assaying 12.3 per cent, lead, 9.[?] silver, and 12.1 per cent. zine, producing 207 ...
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LEAGUE OF WHEELMEN.
The Bathurst Club has been granted sanction for a road race at Perth on the 24th instant. There will be a meeting for league riders at Bo[?]gora on Boxing Day. The prize list will be a representative one. ...
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[?] SYDNEY ROAD RACE.
League riders arE awaiting full particulars of the great annual road race from Goulburn to Sydney which is announced to take place next month. Already a large entry has been received for this ...
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AMUSEMENTS.
The conval[?]nt patients at Sydney Hospital were treated to a musical evening in the outdoor departmont last night. The entertainment. which was very enjoyable, was organised by Miss Bennett,who has ...
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[?] HANDICAPS.
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BILLIARDS.
The Billiard Markers' Sweepstake Tournament was continued last evening at He[?]on and Smith's parlours, when A. Thompson (200) beat Orient (120) by 12. The winner made one break of 20 un[?]shed. Orient ...
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INTERSTATE EXCHANGES.
To-day's sales and quotations wore:— Associated (col,), 26s 6d, b 26s 6d, s, 26s Od; Northerns (col.), b 22[?] 3d, [?] 22s 6d; Bay[?]ey's ...
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