The Bathurst Show. Third Day
There was a large attendance on the ground yesterday, being the third day of the Show, visitors having been attracted chiefly by the trotting and jumping…
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Shows & fairs, 1894
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The Bathurst Show. Annual Demonstration. Art Gallery Exhibits Supplemented
In addition to the exhibits mentioned in yesterday's ADVOCATE, Mr. George Drinkwater showed an improved bed-couch-chair of most ingenious…
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A large crowd of people assembled on the show ground on Friday night to see the last of the exhibition of 1894. Greater efforts than usual had been put…
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During the show there was a large amount of thieving done, several exhibitors coming in for some loss and annoyance thereby. The principal loser is…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Montgomery and Williams Must Hang. the Bulletin As Usual Wants to Reward Them with a Show of Mercy They Do Not Deserve
The Bulletin publishes this week, as preliminary, we suppose, to its usual hysterical outburst why, if murder is to be abolished, the murderers should not set the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Bathurst Show. To the Editor of the National Advocate
Sir,—As a visitor to your Bathurst show and one who takes an interest in the welfare of the district, perhaps I may be pardoned for making a few…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Open Column. We do not identify ourselves with the opinions of our Correspondents. the Bathurst Show. (To the Editor of the Bathurst Free Press.)
Sir,—I think it would be an improvement if a little more consideration were shown to members of the Association who make application for space to exhibit in…
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We are pleased to be able to state that the report regarding the loss to St. Stanislaus' College was exaggerated. The most valuable instrument reported…
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In our show report we stated that Mr. Harper Peel was an exhibitor of wheaten hay. Mr. W. Harper, Dunkeld writes to correct us. It was he, he says, who…
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We are informed that Mr. Muldon of the Orauge Road obtained first prize for the best butter cow. On account of the award being omitted in the catalogue…
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The Wellington Show has been postponed until to-morrow owing to the…
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After a beautifully fine, calm, clear night the sunrise of to-day ushered in one of those glorious autumn days for which the west is famous. The Dubbo show of 1894,…
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The Mudgee Show, one of the best in the west, opens to-day and will be continued to-morrow. The programme is an excellent one, whilst the exhibits, list…
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The day was again beautifully fine and the attendance very large. The secretary, Mr. G. H. Taylor, was able to be present for a few hours. At 12 o'clock the…
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Hunter's Prize, Hayley's Tally Ho, Miss Jenner, 1st; Whittaker's Stella, Miss Jenner, 2nd. Best Lady Rider, Miss Jenner…
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The show was opened at 1 o'clock to-day by the President, the Hon. G. H. Cox, M.L.C. The attendance was 2000. There were numerous entries for…
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There was a large attendance at the Dubbo Show, the daily average being 4000. The exhibits were of a high class, though not so numerous as at former…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Bathurst Show. How It Grows to the Detriment of Small Rivals, and How the Latter' Can Compensate Themselves for This
EACH succeeding year demonstrates this certainty: that the Bathurst Snow, if it is not killing the small surrounding lights of Orange, Molong, Cowra…
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Smallpox has broken out in Chicago owing to the insanitary condition of the city. Already 200 cases are reported, and all the schools have been closed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Class Trot at the Late Show. Mr. Fitzgerald's Protest. To the Editor of the National Advocate
Sir,—It is highly interesting and amusing to read Mr. Fitzgerald's letter and the report of the discussion thereon. Some of those who participated in the…
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