Dubbo Show Exhibits
Messrs. Wilkins and Kennedy had a very attractive collection of vehicles ai the Dubbo Show, and the firm was awarded general praise for its excellence…
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Shows & fairs, 1895
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The Political Situation. the Budget Speech. a Full House. a Land and Income Tax v. Dibbsian Duties. Concession to Selectors. Civil Service Re-organisation. Fair Pay for Fair Work. Sydney, Thursday Night
In the Assembly last night, immediately after tea, Mr. Reid delivered his financial statement. There was a large attendance of members and the general public…
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On Wednesday the visitors to the show had an opportunity of seeing Dr. Newland's tro[?]er Wonbobbie under favorable conditions. Says the Conamble…
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At the Hawkesbury Show in the Hunters Jumping Contest yesterday George Lindsay was heavily thrown. He was removed insensible, and is in a critical…
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'The Nyngan District Pastoral and Agricultural Show will be held to-day and to-morrow. On Friday the Nyngan Turf Club show meeting will take place…
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Bathurst! fair city of the inland plain, Where grand Macquarie and Yale Greek drain, Unite, and travel west to southers main: May unity with you for ever reign…
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The Show opened this morning. In point of attendance and the number of exhibits, the Show is below its usual standard. The extreme dry weather has…
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It addition to the awards published, following are amongst the prize winners:—Championship for blood stallion was awarded to Manxman the trot was won…
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The show was opened to-day. The exhibits are many and the attendance large. The judging in the principal classes is not concluded; so cannot give…
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The second day's show opened under unfavorable circumstances. Rain commenced to fall early this morning and continued throughout the day…
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Following are the prices paid for rights in connection with the forthcoming show:—Gates, £103, Mr, Harry Back grandstand, £7 4s, Mr. G. Harper. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Cumnock Show. Cumnock
The annual show of the Cumnock A. and P. Society opened yesterday. Rain foil throughout the day, and, in consequence, the attendance was small. There…
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Mr. L. F. Meagher, B.A., who has received the appointment of manager of of the Western Rugby Union team, has handed this paper the following fixtures…
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The following are the fixtures for the Football Carnival, to take place in Sydney a June:—Saturday, June 22.—North v. West…
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Patron, John Young, Esq.; President, Harry Young, Esq.; Vice-Presidents, Messrs. J. Sherringham and C. Miller; Treasurer, John Leary, Esq ; Secretary, Thomas…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →2nd - Edition The - World The Cycling Carnival. MELBOURNE
R. W. Lewis, of New South Wales, won the half mile handicap and the 25 miles championship. In the mile championship he won the heat but was…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Greatest Show on Earth How Mr. Reid Faces the Horizontal
The public life of New South Wales may be likened to a circus. There is the horizonal bar of straight endeavour, and it is plain to the view of everybody. The…
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The Cobar Pastoral Show was held on Wednesday, and was largely attended by country people as well as by town visitors. The exhibits in most of the…
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A FEW errors were inadvertently made the list of awards, in connection with above Show, which was published in our issue. The name of the prize-winner (Mr. J…
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The Show was continued to-day. There was an attendance of fifteen hundred, for short of last year. The ground was dry, and almost uncomfortable, and the…
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