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COUNTRY NEWS.
An inquest was held on Wednesday touching the death of Samuel Trembath, an elderly man, who was found dead on Saturday morning on a vacant allotment ...
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GOORNONG JOCKEY CLUB.
15 Sovs.—Hurdle Race, 2 miles. Nom., 7/6; accep., 7/6. 10 Sovs.—Trial Handicap, 6 furlongs. Nom., 5/; accep., 5/. 20 Sovs.—Goornong Handicap, 1 mile. Nom., 10/; accep., 10/. 10 Sovs. ...
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
To day.—Launceston races (second day); entries close for Goornong races, Ascot racca (a Richmond). Friday.—Melbourne Gun Club meeting, at North ...
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THE COMMONWEALTH.
The preparation of the lints of names of persons deemed to be included in the Common wealth franchise in Victoria is rapidly proceeding, and that for Royal-park ...
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THE RAILWAYS.
No replies boyond formal acknowledgments have yet been received by the Acting Commissioner of Railways to the circular which he sent out to the various railway ...
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OUTTRIM.
The Outtrim Racing Club's autumn meeting was held on Monday. The attendance waa a record one. Results:- Hurdle Race.—Lee's Image, 1; Taberner's ...
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DROUIN.
The Drouin Cycle Club hold their annual cycling carnival on Monday. There was a very good attendance. Results of principal events:—Novice Bicycle Race.—J. Doherty, scratch, 1; A. L. Hick, ...
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HORSHAM RACE CLUB.
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NOTES AND CHAT.
The Richmond racecourse will be open again this afternoon, when, by arrangement, the Ascot Club will bold their meeting there. The live events arranged include a ...
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ST. ARNAUD.
The St. Arnaud annual races took place on Monday. The attendance was fairly good, although the takings at the gates were £10 less than last year. Results: ...
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TASMANIAN TURF CLUB RACES.
The summer meeting of the Tasmanian Turf Club opened to-day, in the presence of a very large attendance. The weather was beautifully fine. Where seven or more ...
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FORREST.
The Forrest sports were held on Monday. Results:—Maiden Plate.—G. Vagg 1; J. Abbott, 2. Boys' Race.—R. Dunoon, 1; E. Dwyer, 2; J Green, 3. Maiden Log Chop.—J. Murphy, 1; Jas. ...
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BENDIGO.
Robert Douglas aged 19, a resident of West Woodstock, was chasing a horse on Wednesday, when the animal dislodged a log from a fence, which fell on Douglas ...
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GEELONG.
A successful sports meeting under the auspices of the Geelong United Friendly Societies was held on the Friendly Societies Crounds on Monday/ Results:—Handicap Novice Bicycle Race, one mile. ...
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CASTLEMAINE.
Complaints have been made recently concerning the bad state of the water from the mains, especially in Campbell's Creek and Chewton. At the Chewton Borough ...
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GEELONG.
During the past few days no fewer than four bicycles have been stolen from their owners. In one instance a machine valued at £25 was removed from inside a dwelling, ...
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MORRISONS AND ELAINE.
The Morrisons and Elaine Racing Club held the annual race meeting on Monday, the attendance being good. roach, a Ballarat jockey, rode the winners of all the flat races. Mr. A. A. Austin, ...
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ROLLYBUSH.
The local A.N.A. sports were largely attended. Results:—Novice Bicycle Race.—Johnson, 1; Bates, 2; Hales, 3. Maiden Race.—Wallace, 1; O'Brien, 2; Thorpe, 3. Flying Bicycle Race.—Robert, 1; ...
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INGLEWOOD.
The animal R.C. Federal sports, held on Monday in the Public-park passed off successfully. Results:—Pony Trot. One mile and a half.— G. Howell's Memsie, scratch (Howells), 1; J. ...
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BITTEN BY A SNAKE.
KORUMBURRA, Wednesday. — A labourer employed by Mr. J. Barge, of Bena, was bitten by a snake on Monday. The suffeier was brought in to Mr. Scott, ...
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WOODEND.
The foundation Day meeting of the Woodend Race Club was held on the new course on the Volunteer-reserve, which is a great improvement on the old course. The takings give a profit of ...
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FITZROY RACES.
The Fitzroy races were held yesterday. In the presence of a very fair attendance. A handicap for thirteen-handers opened the ball, Twinkle winning cleverly from Nettle, Sting, and eight others. ...
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OLD MAN DROWNED.
SUNBURY, Wednesday.—On Tuesday evening Mr. James Murphy, who resides about two miles from Sunbury, reported to the police that an old swagman named ...
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PORTLAND.
The Portland Athletic Club held their sports in perfect weather. Results:—Maiden Plate.—Moynahan, 1, Wilson, 2. Novice Bicycle Race, one mile. —J. Butler (Hamilton), 1; Ferguson (Portland), 2. ...
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A SHOOTING INCIDENT.
FERNTREE GULLY, Wednesday.— George Hubert Kemp, licensee of the Royal Hotel, Upper Ferntree Gully, appeared at the local court to-day before Mr. T. ...
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KENSINGTON RACES.
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Kensington races were held to-day. Results:—15 Hands Handicap.— Loyal Prix, 1. 14.1 Handicap.—Flaps, 1. Novice Handicap.—The Surf, 1. 14.2 Welter Handicap. ...
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RUSHWORTH.
The Rushworth Caledonia Society's second annual gathering, held in the Public-park on Monday, was a great success. The gate receipts amounted tp £72 which is a record. A concert in the ...
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CYCLING.
The Melboune amateur Wheelers' annual invitation championship sports will be held on March 7 on the Exhibition oval. Besides the usual handicap events, two championships will be ...
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ROAD-RACING.
BACCIIUS MARCH, Wedneday.—A district bicycle road race attracted a large number of spectators in the main street to-day. The distance ridden was about seven miles and 22 riders ...
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SPORTS AT WANGARATTA.
WANGARATTA, Wednesday.—Cycling sports were held here to-day under the auspices of the Wangaratta branch of the Australian Natives' Association, and, although the weather was hot, there ...
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ST. JAMES.
The annaul sports held on Monday at St. James passed off very successfully, though the gate receipts were £10 than last year. Results:— Two-mile Bicycle Race, £15.—C. B. Goode, 30 yds, ...
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VANDALISM AT FERNTREE GULLY.
FERNTREE GULLY, Wednesday.—At the local court to-day, before Mr. T. Smallman. P. M., and Messrs. Kerr and Selman, J.P.'s, three youths, Charles Healey, V. ...
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ROCHESTER RACES.
The summer meeting of the Rochester Jockey Club was held to-day. Results:- Trial Handicap, of 10 sovs. Six furlongs.—Dickens, 9.0, 1; Siller Chain, 7.12, 2. Only two ...
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WESTERNPORT BAY STEAM SERVICE.
Sir,—The exorbitant charges mentioned in your to-day's issue by "Pro Bono Publico" do a great deal toward retarding the advancement of this splendid holiday ...
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CRICKET.
BENDIGO, Wednesday.—Playing for the Post-office against the Capulets in the Central Cricket Competition, H. Trott scored 215. He made 192 in boundary hits. ...
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STRANGE DEATHS OF CATTLE.
SCARSDALE, Wednesday.—Mr. J. Bird, a grazier residing at Scarsdakem gas kist severak young cattle under peculiur circumstances. In a bush paddock of 200 acres ...
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COUNTRY SPORTS MEETINGS.
The annual gathering in connection with the Buangor Athletic Club was held on Monday. The attendance was large. Results:—Maiden Plate.— W. Gale, 1; A Graham, 2; W. Ishel, 3. Buangor ...
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RICHMOND RACES. RICHMOND.
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COUNTRY RACES.
The summer meeting of the Benalla Racing Club passed off very successfully on Monday. The gate receipts amounted to £70. A protest was lodged against Duchess, the winner of the ...
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A.N.A. MUSICAL AND ELOCUTIONARY COMPETITIONS.
The musical and elogutionary competitions in connection with the A.N.A. fourteenth great national fete were opened on Tuesday by the Lord Mayor of Melbourne (Sir Samuel Gillott, M.L.A.), ...
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ACCIDENT TO A CLERGYMAN.
MERINO, Wednesday.—A serious accident happened yesterday evening to the Rev. S. H. M'Gowan, Presbyterian minister, of Merino. He was thrown from his ...
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CASTERTON.
The Caledonian sports on January 26 were a success, there being quite a record intendance. Results:—Pedestrian Events.—Maiden Plate — T. Hunter, 1; H. T. Flint, 2. Caledonian ...
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THE HASTINGS DISAPPEARANCE.
HASTINGS, Wednesday. – The body of Mrs. Charles Whiting, who had been missing for some days, was found lost evening floating in the water at the end of the pier, ...
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CLUNES.
The Clunes Fire Brigade celebrated Foundation Day at the Clunes Oval on Monday by a well-arranged demonstration. Results:—Flacked Hose.— W. Wallis (Sebastopol), 3 yds, 1; P. V. Franklyn ...
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DENILIQUIN.
The annual meeting of the Birthday Racing Club to-day was attented by less than 200 people, and [?]ly two horses started in each event. Results:- Trial Handicap. Won by Musician. Betting.—5 ...
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