The Sydney Sheep Show
The intercolonial sheep show was continued on the Agricultural Society's Ground on Saturday. The welcome change in the weather had the effect of inducing…
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Shows & fairs, 1890
122 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 5 of 7
Show at Sunny Corner
Sunny Corner, Thursday Night. The snow was 12. inches deep in the street here yesterday, and the ice was 1½ inches thick this, morning…
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The Mining Exhibition at Sydenham has been postponed until the 28th inst…
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Sir,—Not long ago I heard that a. man had committed suicide, of whom it was said that he had been drinking "since Show time." V…
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The annual exhibition of the New South Wales Poultry, Pigeon, Canary, and Bog Society was opened to-day, the exhibits including several from the…
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It was decided to invite Lord Thurlow to open the Mining Exhibition, at the Costal Palace, Sydenham…
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The mining exhibition at Sydenham was opened by Lord Thurlow, who referred specially to the excellence of the New South Wales collection…
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The New South Wales exhibits to the London Miming Exhibition are the best of the whole display…
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The Earl of Jersey, the Governor elect of New South Wales; Lord Knutsford, Secretary of state for the Colonies ; Sir Saul Samuel and Mr. F. Abigail…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Ways of Fair Women. Gossip About Her Doings That Will Interest Both Sexes. Garfield's Daughter
Mr. J. Stanley Brown was private secretary of President Garfield, and since that has tried real estate, banking and the law, and finally taken a scientific…
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In reply to Mr. Garland, Mr. McMillan said nothing could be done with reference to the proposed increased subsidy to the Agricultural Societies…
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The exhibits despatched from Charters Towers, in Queensland, and from Tasmania to the Mining Exhibition, have just arrived. The New Zealand display…
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A meeting of the Committee in connection with the forthcoming Bazaar and Fancy Fair in aid of the improvement of Machattie Park was held in the Town…
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You have doubtless seen for yourself the Spring Show at the Western Warehouse, but there may be other readers who have not done so, and for these I will…
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Mr. C. S. Wilkinson, Chief Geological Mining Surveyor of New South Wales, and Mr. D. D. Rosswarne, Inspector of Mines for South Australia, will lecture…
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Mr. Schey moved the adjournment of the House to refer to strike, matters, and abused the Government for the action taken with regard to the riot…
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In response to invitations issued, a number of prominent citizens and representatives of the press met in the banqueting room of the Masonic Hall…
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A general meeting of the Bathurst Agricultural, Horticultural and Pastoral Society, was held in the society's rooms yesterday afternoon. There were present:…
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Mr. R. S. Maund, who is now on a tour through Europe, and who is greatly interested in the co-operation movement in connection with industries, has forwarded…
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The little Kings and Queens of old The baby Princes fair, D[?]t like a pageant through my dreams. As down a palace stair,…
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