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OUR AMERICAN LETTER.
As the tragic interest of the war deepens. the sincerity of purpore of the American Govornment and people to repay loyally the unsolicited aid given to them by England during the ...
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ASPECTS OF AMERICAN WIT AND HUMOUR.
Some years ago the late Professor H. H. Boyeson, of Columbia College, contributed to the "North American Roview " an article expounding his views upon what he was pleased to term ...
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE TURF.
The Randwick tracks were very dry yesterday, and badly required a good fall of the rain that was hovering about threateningly when work commenced Tio led off by beating Hazel Girl over six furlongs ...
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FARM AND STATION NOTES.
The principal aim and object of ploughing is to get the ground into a suitable condition to receive the seed and to promote the growth of the cultivated plants. If the question were put to all ...
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JUNEE RACING CLUB.
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PRESENTATION TO CAPTAIN SUMMERBELL.
Captain Summerbell, the present manager of the Sydney Feriies, Limited, was last night presented with an illuminated address and other [?]ouvenirs by the officers and employees of the company, on the ...
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VICTORIA AMATEUR TURF CLUB
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BRIGHTON PONY AND GALLOWAY RACES.
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THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.
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ATHLETICS.
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CYCLING. MOTOR CARRIAGES.
Tho League of Wheelmen will conclude their summer nights' race meetings with a three nights' carnival ou Monday, Thursday, and Monday, March 5, S, and 12, and undoubtedly the best and most ...
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VICTORIAN SPORTING NEWS.
T. Payten has made a formal complaint to the V.A.T.C. Committee about the handicapping of his horses at Caulfield Sequence and Saraswati, both engaged in the ...
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BISHOPS AS FOLLOWERS OF LORD HALIFAX.
Sir,—For a time the bishops seemed disposed to dispute the ruling of the president of the K.C.U.: buT his Lordship's clergy follow out literally the directions of their leader by " gradgingly and of necessity, ...
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THE UNION AND THE LEAGUE.
When seen yesterday with reference to a paragraph which appeared in the " Herald " on the previous day, Mr. Heighway, the hon. secretary of the Cyclists' Union, said that no meeting had been ...
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BOWLS.
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DEPUTATIONS. MUNICIPALITIES ACT AMENDMENTS.
The Mayor of Sydney (Sir Matthew Harris) yesterday introduced to the Premier (Mr. W. J. Lyne) a deputation representing the Municipal Association of New South Wales. There were ...
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BOUND AUSTRALIA
Telegraphing from Widgeniooitha, Western Australia, White says:— We had a good time at Coolgardie on Monday, being entertained by Warden Finnerty and the leading townepeoplo. We left ...
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MELBOURNE TRAINING NOTES. FLEMINGTON.
The weather in the early morning was delightful and all the conditions were favourable for fast time. Henry and Cornquist were the first to work, and galloped five furlongs in the very smart time of 1 ...
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ANNANDALE CLUB.
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100 MILES A DAY FOr A YEAR.
E. Hale (England) is still " going strong " in his attempt at riding 10O miles a day for twelve months, Sundays excluded Up to tho end of January last Hale bad just completed half of his atupendons ...
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LAWN TENNIS.
The annual general meeting of members of the New South Wales Lawn Tennis Association has been fixed to be hold at the Amateur Sports Club, Race-street, on Tuesday evening, March 6. The report ...
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DUNLOP RELAY 100 MILES RACE.
The attention of cycling club is drawn to the fact that the Dunlop 100 miles truck relay competition for £50 worth of gold medals closes at the end of March next, se that only six weeks now remain in ...
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ROWING.
Towns and Sullivan went up from London to Newcastle on January 16 to sigo articles for a match with Wray, the challenge issued by Wray being for a race m best boats over the Thames course for £200 ...
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AUSTRALASIAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS.
Only two Australasian championships have been run this season, Martin getting the one mile and Walne the IO miles, which he won a few nights age on the Sydney Cricket Ground The five miles ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND REPRESANTATIVE FOR THE WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIPS.
A certain amount of ill-feeling has arison amongst New Zealand cyclists owing to the selection of E. Roynolds, without holding a test race, as the New Zealand representative at the world's championships ...
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INCREASED BATHING FACILITIES.
Mr. P. E. Quian, M.L.A., introduced a large deputation to the Premier yesterday, whe requested that the Government crect on the vacant reclaimed land on the eastern side of Fram Cove, alongside ...
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PUBLIC SVEVICE ASSOCIATION.
Mr. James M'Neil prosided at a large meeting of sorters attached to the General Post Office hold at the Temperance Hall last evening The feature of the meeting was an add[?], delivered by Mr. John ...
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BRIGHTON PONY AND GALLOWAY RACES.
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