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THE RING.
THE articles in connection with the contest that took place at the Golden Gate on Saturday night between Bob Turner and Jim Lenton were about the most absurd ...
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THE DRAMA.
"WHY Smith Left Home" is now preceded at the Palace by "The Grey Parrot," a richly humorous entree, which is [?]scribed on the bills to W.W. Jacoba and Charles ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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MALONEY BEATS SULLIVAN.
For a hustling, hurling, hurricane fighter, Maloney, who met Sullivan at the Golden Gate last Wednesday night, takes the cake. He went straight at his taller opponent like ...
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENT.
"Subscriber," of Cobar, writes: "Row and Phillips met recently to contest the best of 15 rounds. In the fifth round Row was knocked down and counted out. Had the ...
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BOXING AT NEWCASTLE.
There was a big attendance of the lovers of the fistie art at the Victoria Theatre, Newcastle, last Friday night, to witness a 20-round boxing contest, the principals ...
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WATSON BEATS SOMERS.
Tibby Watson and Johnny Somers met at the Gaiety A.C. on Monday night to decide the final of the 7st 7th tournament. A week previously they fought 20 rounds, ...
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LOVELY LINDA'S LOVE LORE
LITTLE Linda was a love-lump of simpled sugary candy in a private bar. Her back hair was the very plainest, and mat[?]hed her front fringe with a matchless matchness ...
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TURNER v. LENTON.
There was an overflow audience at the Golden Gate on Saturday night to witness the Lenton—Turner contest, which was balled to be for the [?] championship of N.W ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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BALL-PUNCHING APPARATUS.
Billy Young, the secretary of the Golden Gate A.C., has invented and patented a portable ball-punching apparatus. The roof, which is of wood, is circular, and is ...
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LINGUISTIC LOUTS—TATTERSALL'S TALENY.
THE where we [?] pleased to see, a[?]eat [?] showing some activity in shifting the [?] pitter a [?] congregate in fro[?] of [?] every [?] on or ...
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BILLIARD MARKERS' TOURNAMENT.
The fifth yearly tournament promoted by Messrs. Heiron and Smith, billiard table manufacturers of Castlercagh-street, and which is open to members of the New South ...
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PARS ABOUT PUGS.
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A NOTE FROM THE NORTH.
THE racing at the "Park" on Saturday night was of such merit (our Queensland correspondent informs us) that the punters could searcely realise they were at this famous ...
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DIDN'T KNOW WAGNER.
"Excuse me," said the detective, as he presented Himself at the door of the music conser[?]tory, "but I hope you'll give me what information you have and not make ...
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