A Flower Show
An excellent exhibition of chrysanthemums was opened this afternoon by Lady Carrington…
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Shows & fairs, 1890
122 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 3 of 7
The Sydenham Exhibition
Steps have been taken to secure the representation of the colony at the exhibition of mineral products and mining machinery to be opened at Sydenham in July next. It is…
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The Sydney Illustrated News of May 1 has a page devoted to illustrations of the Bathurst Show, in one of which the National Advocate tent is a prominent feature. The following is…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Mining Exhibition
New South Wales has applied for 15,000ft. of space at the Mining Exhibition to be opened in June at Sydenham…
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The Edinburgh International Exhibition was formally opened on Thursday by the Duke of Edinburgh. The Agents-General of the Australian Colonies were present…
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Among the busy throng that is expected at the Town Hall on the occasion of the Fancy Fair will be many in fancy dress. The following…
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It is announced that New South Wales has applied for no less than 15,000 feet of space for the show of her exhibits at the forthcoming mining exhibition at the Crystal Palace,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Gulgong Show
Judging by the amount of real live interest taken by the Committee of the Gulgong Agricultural Society in their forthcoming show, the event…
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Mr. Fred G. Lowe, of Gillinghall, han the "boss" four-in-hand team, out his way, in fact, it is said, in the west. At the Wellington show, Mr…
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Mr. Fred Carpenter showed the public on Saturday night what a country knight of the cleaver can do when put to the test, and we doubt if…
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The eleventh exhibition of the Hawkesbury District Agricultural Association was opened to-day, although the committee almost determined to postpone the show, on account of…
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The Hawkesbury District Show was opened yesterday, The ground had dried up nicely after the recent heavy rains, jut the number of visitors was small…
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THE annual show of the Molong P. and A. Association has at last been held, and notwithstanding the sneers of persons actuated by jealousy and spite, who have like…
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ANOTHER fancy fair, which the ladies of the Roman Catholic Church and their friends manage with such marvallous effect and success, has been…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →At the Exhibition House
Mr. W. Hall, us usual, is not in the background for Queen's Birthday, as he announces the arrival of a truck of fireworks, all for the children, and in…
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The fair in the Town Hall has bounded along like wild-fire every evening since the opening night, but all things must have an end, and as…
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Two printer's errors appear in the schedule of Gulgong show as published in another column, and we regret the Secretary's note is to hand…
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I have frequently heard it said that if you want a horse to do hard work, give him maize. That maize gives spirit and fire to this noble animal few will doubt…
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Incidental to and supplementing the remarks in my last contribution, I subjoin an extract on this subject which appeared in last Saturday's Herald. It will…
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Wet weather greeted our Gulgong friends for their Show on the first day; but the second day, which was more inviting, saw fully 600 persons…
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