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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
Entries close to-morrow with the secretary, Mr. W. L. Davis, for the half-dozen events to be run at the Canterbury Park November Meeting. Particulars of the programme will be found in the advertising ...
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SAILING.
The first of this season's championship races was sailed on Saturday afternoon, when the 18-footers' "blue ribbon" of the Sydney Flying Squadron was competed for. The event was the means of ...
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AUCKLAND RACING CLUB.
The spring meeting of the Auckland Racing Club was opened on Friday and continuad on Saturday, when the contests for the principal events resulted as follows: ...
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SECOND DAY.
The Prince of Wales Birthday meeting at Rosehill will be continued to-day, and the secretery, Mr. J. Denmeade, in view of the day being a public holiday, has made arrangements for accommodating a very ...
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AMUSEMENTS.
Mr. J. F. Sheridan's return to Sydney with a new piece was the occasion of a fiue attendance at the Theatre Royal on Saturday night. The American comedian was in great form, and the ready ...
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THE NO-BALLLING OF MARSH.
Marsh, who was no-balled, as mentioned in the above report, feels so confident that his delivery is fair, that he is prepared to have his arm so bandaged as to render it impossible to bend or jerk the elbow— ...
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CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB.
The metropolitan meeting of the above club was concluded on Satutday, when the contest for the most important event of the day resultad as follows: ...
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LAW REPORT.
With reference to the case of ex patte Setterfield, reported iu our issue of Friday last, we have been asked by the Registrar of the Court of Marine Inquiry, acting under instructions from Judge ...
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TAREE PONY RACES.
Taree pony races took place on Saturday on the Taree racecourse, and passed off very successfully. Results:- Maiden Plate.—Jean, 1: Miss Lorna, 2; Rory, 3. ...
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INTER-DISTRICT MATCH.
Teams representing the combined districts of Glebe and Burwood and North Sydney and Leichhardt-Balmain met in an inter-district match at Wentworth Park. The weather was all that could be desired, while the attendance, ...
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BELMORE PICNIC RACES.
The following are the handicaps for the different events to be contested at Belmore to-day:- Belmore Bicycle Handicap, about 2 miles,—H. L. Orr, scratch; W. E. Harvey, 25 yards; R. Hoppings[?]; 170; ...
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LAW NOTICES.
Term List.—Divorce appeals: Fahey v. Fahey (part heard), Donohue v. Donohue, Pearce v. Pearce, Glynn v. Giynn, Young v. Young. Prothonotary's Office.—Before the Prothonotary: ...
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NORTHERN JOCKEY CLUB.
The first day's racing in connection with the Northern Jockey Club Meeting took place at Rutherford to-day. Although favoured with splendid weather, there was only a small attendance. The ...
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GRADE COMPETITIONS.
The second and the third grade matches were continued on Saturday, and the rounds will be concluded to-day. F. Punch for North Sydney v. Burwood registered another three-figure score—his third ...
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VICTORIAN SPORTING NEWS.
The profit over the V.R.C. Spring Meeting is expected to exceed £10,000. The following scratching have been recorded in connection with the Williamstown races:—Cup: ...
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DISTRICT COURT.—Tuesday, November 1[?].
Byrnes v. Oskley, Dobson v. Philip, O'Hara v. Alleyne, Clark v. Jorgenson. Note.—The list will be called over punctually at 10 a.m. (Before the Registrar, in No. 2 Court.) ...
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BLAYNEY JOCKEY CLUB.
The annual meeting of the Blayney Jockey Club was held on Thursday night at the Criterion Hotel. The following officers were elected for the year:- Patron, Hon. W. P. Crick; president, Mr. George ...
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ROSEBERY PARK PONY AND GALLOWAY RACES.
Following are the weights for the events to be decided at Rosebery Park to-morrow:- Trial Handicap (15.0), 4 furlongs.—Rosedale, 8st 7lb; Coal Queen, 7st 13lb; Leone (late Lioness), 7st 10lb; ...
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QUARTER SESSIONS.—Tuesday, November 13.
James Francis Murray, embezzlement: John Smith, robbery; Louisa Stewart, shopbreaking; Denis White, housebreaking: Bessie Steel, stealing from the person; Eugene Lampson and Sylvester Barnett, robbery. ...
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GOLF.
Two rounds medal play will take place for four trophies at Bondi to-day. ...
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YACHTING.
The second race on the programme of the Prince Alfred's fixtures, viz., a general handicap, best and best, for prizes valued at £10 10s, £6 6s, and £3 3s, and in addition a trophy, being first, second, and ...
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ROSEHILL RACING CLUB.
The Prince of Wales' Birthday meeting at at Rosehill on Saturday was favoured with fine weather and a good attendance. An inquity was held into the running of Sensie in the Nursery Stakes, and a ...
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LAWN TENNIS.
The selectors—Messrs. Rice, Irving, and Wright— have chosen the following team to represent New South Wales against Victoria:—Messrs. Edwards, Poidevin, Irving, Pockley, Kidston, and Sharp. ...
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QUEENSLAND TURF CLUB SPRING MEETING.
The Spring Meeting of the Q.T.C. was concluded on Saturday in glorious weather, the attendance being very large and the sport good. A sum of £4934 passed through the totalisator, making a total ...
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SYDNEY DINGY CLUB.
The 10ft. and 8ft. dingles were in evidence on Saturday afternoon, when a handicap race for each class was decided under the flag of the above club. More than usual interest was centred in the ...
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WAHGUNYAH CLUB'S TOURNAMENT.
The opening events of the above club's tournament were played on Saturday afternoon, in the presence of a large and fashionable assemblage. It was an ideal afternoon for tennis, and the various ...
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WALLSEND JOCKEY CLUB.
Nominations for the five events to be discussed at the November meeting of the Wallsend Jockey Club, to be held on Saturday next, closed with the secretary (Mr. Edward Cowcher) last night as follows: ...
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HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.
"Magda" was revived at Her Majesty's Theatre on Saturday before a crowded house. Sudermann's drama was the play in winch Miss Nance O'Neil made her first appearance in Australia, and her ...
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CRICKET.
The above match, the first of this season's having a greater importance than grade contents, was commenced on the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday and will be continued to-day. The day ...
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CRITERION THEATRE.
"Robbery Under Arms" will be the holiday attraction at the Criterion Theatre to-night, when playgoers will be able to renew their acquaintance with the drama with many of the principals of the ...
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THE TIVOLI.
Though there was really no substantial change in the programme of tha Tivoli on Saturday, the entertainment was of such a varied character and contained so many attractive items that it furnished ...
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SYDNEY CANOE CLUB.
The Sydney Canoe Club brought off a class A handicap on Saturday afternoon. The course sailed was the usual one, from the Orient buoy round Clark and Shark Islands, and back to the starting ...
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NORTH SYDNEY DINGY CLUB.
The North Sydney 6ft. Dingy Club was to the fore on Saturday afternoon with a 6ft. handicap. The usual course [?]as adhered to, viz., from Blue's Point round the P. and O. buoy, and back to the start. ...
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THIRD GRADE.
This match was commenced on Saturday on the North Sydney Oval. Petershum put together 178 (Cooper [?]0, Bothwell 35, Blenkin 30, Kinsella 11, Chave 10); to which North Sydney responded with 89 for three wickets ...
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BOWLS.
Four rink teams from these clubs met on the Petersham green on Saturday atternoon, the result being a win for Redfern on the totals of 10 points, although honours were easy in the matter of play. ...
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THE ROYAL STANDARD THEATRE.
There was a large attendance at the Royal Standard Theatre on Saturday night, when the Standard Dramatic Company revived "The Lancashire Lass." The piece was excellently staged, and the principal ...
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SWIMMING.
The Rockdale Swimming Club brought off the final of its 150 Yards Handicap at Lincke's Brighton Baths, Lady Robinson's Beach, on Saturday. The preliminary ehats being swam off the previous week. ...
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MR. PERCY BATES' HOLDDAY CONCERT.
Mr. Percy Bates has decided to adopt holiday prices at the concert he has organised for this evening at the Centenary Hall. Doubtless this policy will bring in many country visitors, who will gladly seize ...
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ROSEHILL V. ANNANDALE.
Played on the Rosehill green on Saturday afternoon, resulting in a win for Rosehill by 64 to 52. Scores:- Messrs. Coales, Tunks, Ellison, Coates (Rosehill), 18; ...
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PIGEON SHOOTING.
Candelo Gun Club shot off a £10 match at its grounds, Kumeruka, to-day. The match resulted in J. P. Tang (25 yards), double nomination, and "Belmont" (21 yards) dividing. A sweap was ...
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BONDI CLUB.
The Bondi club decided a 57-yards club handicap at the Bondi [?]aths on Saturday afternoon. The officials were:—Judges, Messrs. E. E. Wootten and [?]. Maddigan; starter and timekeeper, Mr. F. A. ...
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TOWN HALL CONCERT.
The city organist's concert at the Town Hall on Saturday night wad fairly well attended, and the excellent programme submitted met with popular favour. A distinctive feature of the evening was the ...
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TUMUT AMATEUR PICNIC TURF CLUB.
The Tumut Amateur Picnic Turf Club ran off its second spring meeting yesterday. The attendance was small, James Payterson, 21 years of age, who rode Forester in the Hurdle Race, received a fractured ...
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PETERSHAM CLUB.
Several of the Petersham players went to Victoria to witness the intercolonial contests, and to the mountains for at country match, but there were so many available to play to-day that the committee ...
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MOORE PARK ASSOCIATION V. CENTENNIAL PARK.
The annual match between teams representing the Moore Park and Centennial Park Associations will take place to-day. The match will be played on the Tramway Club's wicket, at Moore Park, and will ...
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WAVERLEY DISTRICT CLUB.
The Waverley District Cricket Club held a successful smoke social and concert at the Waverley Hall, Ebley-street, on Friday evening. A well-arranted programme was carried out, including ...
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