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	Hobart - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hobart is the state capital and most populous city of the Australian island state of Tasmania.
		Hobart Town became a city in 1842, and was renamed Hobart in 1875.
		Hobart is home to the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, which is resident at the Federation Concert Hall on the City's waterfront.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hobart (1770 words)

	North Hobart
		North Hobart were one of three founder members of the TFL along with Lefroy and Derwent.
		Over the years, North Hobart's contributions both to Tasmanian football and the wider game have been immense, a fact which was recognised by AFL Tasmania in 2005 when the club was inducted into the official Tasmanian Football Hall of Fame.
		North Hobart was the first club to be so honoured, and only the most parochially purblind of rival team supporters would deny that the honour was warranted.
	www.fullpointsfooty.net /North_Hobart.htm (2541 words)

	North Hobart Football Club (Tas)
		North Hobart's colours have always been red and blue, though the shade of blue, and the guernseys design, have altered over the years.
		North Hobart commenced in the Southern Tasmanian FL Junior Division.
		North Hobart were a founding club of the newly formed Tasmanian ANFL.
	www.footypedia.com /00000127.htm (711 words)

	Hobart
		Hobart may have only spent 53 seasons in the TFL but their success in winning 9 premierships from 15 grand finals during that time represents the commendable return of a flag every 5.9 years, a record which few clubs anywhere can match.
		Hobart and Sandy Bay replaced Cananore and Lefroy and joined established clubs New Town and North Hobart in forming a four team competition which expanded to six clubs with the admission of Clarence and New Norfolk two seasons later.
		Hobart's 1960 premiership victory was emulated on each of the club's next 4 grand final appearances, the last of which, in 1980, coincided with a memorable victory over Clarence in the grand final of the first ever statewide premiership, which was played as an adjunct to the TFL's, NTFA's and NWFU's regular competitions.
	www.fullpointsfooty.net /Hobart.htm (1055 words)

	Jack Dunn - An Early Tasmanian Football Legend
		North showed an aggressive spirit from the start and built up a handy lead in the first quarter, Cananore fought back, but during the third quarter, North Hobart playing much stronger and more effective football put the issue beyond doubt and were never afterwards threatened, winning by 14 points - 7.4.49 to 4.11.35.
		In 1920 he was appointed captain of North Hobart, a position he held from 1920 to 1923 then again from 1925 to 1926 and 1928 to 1929.
		In front of 5000 spectators including two trainloads of North Hobart supporters, a close and hard fought game was played out with Launceston leading by two points at half time, North by three at three quarter time but in the last quarter North ran all over their opponents winning 7.8.50 to 2.14.26.
	www.footballlegends.org /jack_dunn.htm (1520 words)

	Walkabout - Hobart
		By 1827 Hobart was a thriving port with an estimated population of 5 000.
		Hobart's timber-based shipbuilding industry was in decline by the end of the century.
		However by the standards of the mainland cities Hobart is the least industrialised of all the state capitals.
	www.walkabout.com.au /locations/TASHobart.shtml (3408 words)

	Noel Clarke - A Fifties Tasmanian Football Legend
		But North Hobart stalwarts who had stirred uneasily in their sleep since the 1955 nightmare when North kicked 10.20 to lose the semi final, shed their fears for the future when it became known that Noel Clarke toyed with the idea of setting up home and establishing a business in Hobart.
		North staked their claim early and the windfall was in the words of one writer " the biggest blessing bestowed on North this side of the war.
		Prior to his arrival at North Hobart he had played for North Launceston for two years from 1949 to 1951 playing in their 1949 and 1950 NTFA premierships and in their State premiership win over Hobart in 1950.
	www.footballlegends.org /noel_clarke.htm (900 words)

	The History of the North Hobart Football Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The gravel road from Hobart Town meandered northward connecting the cluster of wood and stone houses in the village of North Hobart.
		North Hobart was awarded the honour of becoming the inaugural club to be inducted.
		North Hobart had been encouraged to join the senior competition as they had won back to back junior premierships in 1893 and 1894.
	www.northhobartfootballclub.com.au /history.htm (1361 words)

	BootsnAll.com - Hobart, Tasmania - September 2000
		Hobart was first settled in 1803, on the eastern shores of the Derwent River.
		Hobart has many large hotels, however for the more serious independent travellers the Central City Backpackers, Youth Hostels or one of the many Colonial "Bed and Breakfasts" are equally pleasant to stay in.
		Hobart is located on the temperate latitude of 42.5 degrees south and houses around 120,000 residents, in a state of around 450,000 people.
	www.bootsnall.com /pacifictravelguides/sep00hobart.shtml (745 words)

	Little Hills Press \| Travel Info \| TAS: Hobart
		Hobart is situated on the Derwent River Estuary at Stormy Bay, at the foot of Mt Wellington, which is snowcapped in winter.
		Hobart Airport is 16km (10 miles) from the city centre and Redline Coaches, 6233 9466, operate a regular service to the city.
		The distance from Hobart in the south to Devonport on the north coast is less than 300km (186 miles), which gives you some idea of the size of the island.
	www.littlehills.com /travel_information/tas.hobart.shtml (4253 words)

	Tour of Tasmania: Hobart
		It is the largest city in the state, the population of the Greater Hobart area being approximately 190,000.
		Hobart's early life revolved very much around the waterfront, frequented by whalers and colonial traders.
		Hobart's newest attraction is the Antarctic Adventure, on Salamanca Place, which has over fifty interactive exhibits dealing with Antarctica and Australia's presence there.
	tourtasmania.com /content.php?id=hobart (411 words)

	Hobart travel guide - Wikitravel
		Hobart [1] is the capital city of the Australian state of Tasmania.
		Hobart is very small and intimate (population 250,000) compared to the larger cities on the mainland, reflecting the small size of the state.
		Republic Bar, 299 Elizabeth Street, North Hobart, Tel: (03) 62346954 [17] In its day, the former Empire Hotel was one of Hobart's roughest pubs, hosting a shoot-out during the 1980s.
	wikitravel.org /en/Hobart (1580 words)

	Hobart City
		To the north of the centre are the parklands of the Queens Domain, with the Royal Botanical Gardens along the waterfront; from the Domain, the Tasman Bridge crosses the river to the residential eastern shore.
		Hobart’s public transport system, the Hobart Metro (timetable and fares hot line tel 13 2201), is useful for getting to less central accommodation and some more distant points of interest.
		Hobart’s steadfastly Anglo-Saxon fare can’t compare with the mainland cities’ ethnically eclectic range of cuisines, but its food is becoming more cosmopolitan; the greatest diversity of restaurants and cafés is found along the Elizabeth Street strip in North Hobart.
	www.pacificislandtravel.com /australia/tasmania/hobart_city.asp (3013 words)

	Australian Stadiums :: North Hobart Oval
		From being Hobart Town's original brickfields in 1844, North Hobart Oval became home to convict women awaiting hire as domestic servants who were housed in buildings at the Domain end of the ground.
		On the 9th May 1931, the game between North Hobart and Lefroy was the first officially broadcast TFL match.
		Only time will tell what the future holds for the North Hobart Oval but regardless of its fate, it will always hold a special place in the hearts of those of us who have witnesses some of the great battles that have taken place there.
	www.austadiums.com /stadiums/stadiums.php?id=78 (523 words)

	North Hobart Football Club (The Demons) - Southern Football League
		The North Hobart Football Club was founded on 12th May 1881 when a group of men met at St Kilda House in Macquarie Street Hobart for the purpose of forming a club called the North Hobart Football Club.
		North Hobart's first senior premiership came in 1902 as the side (pictured above) won 6 out of 8 matches for the year.
		Given the tradition and pedigree of the North Hobart Football Club, however, there is no reason to believe that the current decline in fortunes is anything other than a temporary hiatus.
	www.southernfootball.com.au /northhobarthistory.htm (3804 words)

	Hobart Tasmania travel guide - Australian Tourism Net
		The city of Hobart is unique offering all the amenities of a thriving city only minutes from a wide variety of natural beauties.
		Situated on the west bank of the Derwent River the city in many ways retains the flavour of a small town with a leisurely pace and a population of 160 000.
		One of the most beautiful capitals in the world, Hobart is set under the towering peak of Mount Wellington and has a deep water port rivaling Sydney Harbour.
	www.atn.com.au /tassi/tassi-e.htm (227 words)

	Hobart Church History
		- A resident minister was appointed to live in Hobart and serve Lutherans in the whole of Tasmania, until a second minister was appointed to live in Launceston in 1959 to serve the North and North West coast regions of Tasmania.
		- A house was purchased at 79 Barrack St, Hobart to serve as a future manse for a proposed resident minister in Hobart.
		- An existing church at 5 Lefroy St, North Hobart was purchased, with the land purchased the previous year for a church being disposed of.
	www.users.bigpond.com /lca.burnie/hbt-hist.htm (244 words)

	Hobart budget accommodation
		This highway is en route to the North, North West and Western regions of the state.
		The Hobart Macquarie Motor Inn is located in the city centre and is within walking distance to historic Battery Point and the renowned waterfront area of Salamanca Place.
		Hobart's most luxurious hostel and private hotel is located 100 metres from Hobart's G.P.O. and only a block away from Constitution Dock on Hobart's waterfront.
	www.budgetstay.com.au /hobart.php (898 words)

	Hobart and William Smith Colleges :: News Releases
		Hobart finished the season, its 10th in Division I, with a 9-7 overall record.
		The Statesmen played their final season in the Patriot League with a 6-1 mark and a runner-up finish in the league’s postseason tournament, falling to the eventual national runner-up Navy in the title tilt, 9-8.
		Hobart joins the ECAC Lacrosse league for the 2005 season.
	www.hws.edu /news/sports/showrelease.asp?id=2036 (273 words)

	Stayfinder.com - Tasmania - Hobart
		Hobart, capital of Tasmania is Australia's smallest and the second oldest city.
		New Norfolk, 38 km north of Hobart is famous for its hop fields and turn of the century architecture.
		These warehouses were the center of Hobart Town's trade and commerce in the 1830s.
	www.stayfinder.com /travelguide/australia/destinations/tasmania/hobart (324 words)

	Living in Hobart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Hobart offers a variety of day care options, from long and short day care to after hours and vacation care, as well as quality family day care programs.
		Hobart is a city of parks, gardens and reserves.
		Hobart does not currently have access to a natural gas supply, however the State Government has constructed a gas pipeline across Bass Strait from the mainland and it is expected that natural gas will be available in Hobart within the next two years.
	www.hobartcity.com.au /HCC.198834:STANDARD:1553989090:pc=PC_31 (826 words)

	What do you think of the new roundabout in North Hobart? :: ABC Hobart
		Most people Paul spoke with felt the roundabout was a good thing for North Hobart, although one lady told Paul she did witness a truck drive right over the top of it.
		As for the idea of turning the North Hobart section of Elizabeth Street into a mall, for the most part people felt this might well be a good idea.
		The biggest concern expressed about having a mall in North Hobart was what it may mean for residents and shoppers in terms of parking.
	www.abc.net.au /hobart/stories/s905295.htm (389 words)

	HOBART INFORMATION
		Hobart, the capital of Tasmania, holds two records.
		To the north of the city is The Domain, a recreation centre, including the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens.
		There are a number of places to stay around Hobart, with the most popular being Battery Point, Glebe, New Town, North Hobart, Sandy Bay and West Hobart.
	www.australianexplorer.com /hobart_information.htm (350 words)

	North Hobart\'s Treasures
		Follow the trail of shapes and colours to discover another side of the North Hobart precinct.
		From one end of Central North Hobart to the other follow the trail of colourful patterned pavers down the middle of the footpath.
		North Hobart means many different things to different people.
	www.hobartcity.com.au /HCC.356843542:STANDARD:1070312850:pc=PC_667 (590 words)

	Hobart Accommodation
		Crawfords Bed and Breakfast Hobart - The huge picture window is there for a reason - to make the most of the spectacular views of Hobart and the wide blue Derwent River.
		Customs House Hotel Hobart City - In 1846, Charles Gaylor was a smart publican: he chose the most prominent Hobart waterfront corner for his Georgian-style hotel – the corner of Murray...
		Elms of Hobart - The North Hobart - If you have ever wanted to sample the life of a prosperous Edwardian gentleman, then a stay at The Elms in North Hobart is a must.
	www.about-australia.com /travel-guides/tasmania/hobart/accommodation/index2.php (1525 words)

	Hobart Vista Hotel, Hotel on Tasmania in Hobart
		A 15 minute walk will take you to North Hobart where you can experience a multitude of ethnic restaurants.
		Another pleasant short walk takes you to Hobart's famous wharves and historic Salamanca Place, the heart of early Hobart, with its cosmopolitan atmosphere and wonderful Saturday market.
		Relax in the comfort of your Corus Hotel Hobart room - with a private balcony, views of city or mountain.
	www.pacificislandtravel.com /australia/tasmania/hotels/tas_hba_hobart_vista.html (435 words)

	Holiday accommodation Hobart, Tasmania
		Riverside Cottage is situated on the banks of Carlton River, a 40 minute drive from Hobart or 20 minutes from Hobart International Airport.
		Hobart accommodation: This page lists great Hobart accommodation, to make it easy to find the perfect accomodation in Hobart for your holiday.
		If you are after discount Hobart accommodation look for the specials icon or tick the "specials only" box on the Quick Search.
	www.takeabreak.com.au /Hobart/accomodation.htm (507 words)

	Lineage from Edmund Hobart, Charleston MA 1633
		He was one of the early settlers who drew their houselots on Town (North) St., on the 18th of Sept. 1635; Edmund's lot being the 17th, while Nos.
		Hobart's Bridge, North St. Freeman, March 4, 1634; constable the same yr.; and in 1639, 1640, and 1642 a deputy to the Great and General Court.
		Up it, too, sailed one day in the summer or early autumn of 1635, the Rev. Peter Hobart and his company; they landed, as we are told, on the northerly shore about opposite to where Ship and North streets intersect, and here in the open air, the first public religious services were held.
	members.aol.com /jancestry/JAncestry/hobart.htm (1418 words)

	Ozhorizons - Tasmania - Hobart Travel, Tour and Accomodation Guide
		Tasmania’s capital city is an intriguing blend of heritage and lifestyle, scenery and vibrant culture.
		Hobart is warm sandstone, bright spinnakers on the water, fish punts at the docks, the slap of halyards on masts, coffee under the striped sun umbrellas of Salamanca, an occasional frosting of snow on Mt Wellington, bush tracks and birdsong.
		In Hobart’s galleries and studios, our artists and craftspeople make bold and beautiful statements in pigments, glass, pottery and fabrics.
	www.ozhorizons.com.au /tas/hobart/hobart.htm (610 words)

	North of the Latte Line weblog
		North of the Latte Line and other poetry happenings
		North of the Latte Line: this is a poetry weblog that tells you about poetry events in Tasmania.
		Launceston is home to the world-renowned Launceston Poetry Cup, which takes place each year at the Launceston Poetry Festival, a one-minute poetry competition challenging poets to succeed in wowing the audience with a poem performed within a one-minute time-frame, the winner being the person eliciting the loudest applause/audience response.
	www.the-write-stuff.com.au /archives/vol-4 (423 words)

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