Bathurst Flower Show
For a wonder no rain fell yesterday, although dark clouds were hanging about. The show opened at 8 p.m., when the ladies commenced to go…
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Shows & fairs, 1893
231 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 11 of 12
To-day's Telegrams. Sydney, Saturday. Chiengo World's Fair. Bathurst Exhibits
Messrs. P. A. Hood and L. Peate, of Bathurst, have been granted awards at the Chicago Exhibition for bread and biscuits, baking powder, etc…
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Among the local exhibitors at the big Fair of Chicago, who were successful, are:—Mr. L. Peate of George-street, and Mr, P. A. Hood, Russell-street…
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The Flower Show of 1893 in Machattie Park opened at ¼ past 7, and closed a little after 10. The attendance was far better than on previous evenings,…
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The money results of the Bathurst Flower Show, owing to the rain, have been disappointing, the whole of the receipts totalling only £32, out of which…
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OUR readers will no doubt be glad to learn that one of our most popular local woolgrowers, Mr. George Bruce, of Loombah, has obtained the exceptional distinction of two…
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The annual exhibition in connection with the Amateur Art Society opens tomorrow, and promises to be a greater success than any of the previous ones…
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The annual exhibition in connection with the Bathurst Amateur Art Society was opened this afternoon. The committee of ladies in charge of the…
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The Amateur Art Society of Bathurst had reason to be proud of this year's work which, though not so remunerative as last in result of the public's attendance,…
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The net profits of the Chicago Exhibition is 1,800,00 dollars. During the period the Fair was open exhibitors sold £2,000,000 worth of goods…
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The Bazaar and Fair, in connectien with the Content School at Perth, was continued Tuesday night, when a lengthy programme of vocal and instrumental music, was presented by the pupils, and a comedy entitled ' Old Poz,' played…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A bazaar and fancy fair was opened last night at the Convent School, Perth, in aid of the Convent funds. In addition to the bazaar, an entertainment
An important deputation from medical societies and religious organisations j waited on the Homo Secretary, Tuesday, on the subject of the treatment of drunkards. Mr. H. H. Asquith, England, stated that a bill was being prepared dealing with tho troatraent of drnnkards.but he doprecated any attempt at compulsory treatment except in cases of habitual inebriety…
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The bazaar and fair at Perth was continued last night. The Convent pupils had a fresh musical programme, which they rendered in capital style…
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Remembering the ill luck suffered by the Bathurst Flower Show committee, it is pleasing to be able to state that the returns have been found sufficient to…
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Reference to our advertising columns will show that the Fire Brigade Carnival, Boxing Day, is to be a most extensive affair; It will be seen that the list…
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The display in connection with the Fire Brigade Demonstration which is announced to take place on Boxing Day promises to be the grandest affair of the…
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The Orange poultry, dog, cat, pigeon, canary and horticultural show was held yesterday. Our correspondent writes :—I did not see any cats, and as for the…
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THE 'Xmas Fair, advertised in the EXPRESS this week, for the benefit of the Anglican Church will be opened at 3.30 p.m. on i Friday next, 22nd inst., and kept open all that…
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MR. and Mrs. Phelan have been Sentenced to 6 and 9 months imprisonment respectively in England, with hard labour, for ill-using their two young children. Mrs. Phelan is…
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The first exhibition of the Orange Poultry, Dog and Horticultural Society commenced on Thursday last. There were 320 entries, those in the poultry…
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