The Show Concerts
The first of the series of show concerts was given last night in the main pavilion. There was a large attendance, and the concert was in…
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Shows & fairs, 1902
639 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 13 of 32
Cattle at the Sydney Show
Turning into the cattle pens says the "Australasian" in its account of the Sydney Show, I find that the shorthorns all round are not so good as I have seen…
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Glorious weather attended the judging day of the Bathurst Show, and though the effect of the drought was noticeable in the dust that lay…
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THE following letter has been received by Mr. W. C. B. Bennett, Secretary of Molong P. & A. Association:— Department of Mines and…
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In an advertising column will be found an advertisement of the Wellington P. A. and H. Society which takes place on April 23, 24, and 25. The secretary,…
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The prize fat cattle exhibited by Mr. R. T. Keys at the Faster Show, in Sydney, were sold by auction at prices ranging from £16 for Durham…
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The Orange Annual Show will be held on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 16th 17th and 18th inst., and a special train will leave Cowra at…
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The second show concert was given in the main pavilion last night. There was a very large audience, the building being packed. Another first class…
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THE Bathurst Show, held on Wednesday, Thursday, and continued to-day, was a great success, the attendance being the largest ever recorded by the…
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There is one attraction in town which should not be overlooked by anyone—it is—the splendid display of gold and silver jewellery, watches,…
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Lady Visitor: "Those are very fine white Yorkshire boars, and I like the beautiful long body of the Berkshire, with his clean, white face; but what…
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This annual event opened on Wednesday to a fair attendance. Despite the drought, the entries were greater than before, and the exhibits of live stock were very good. In the dog section the…
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Gulgong was decidedly well represented at the Metropolital Show this year. Our city representative met Messrs. L, G. and H. C. Rouse, R…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →The Bathurst Show. First Day
The 40th Annual Exhibition, under the auspices of the Bathurst A.H and P. Society opened yesterday morning. Despite the protracted drought which…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bathurst Annual Show. the Second Day. an Enormous Attendance. Beautiful Weather
The Bathurst Show, which opened yesterday, was continued to–day, there, being a large crowd of spectators present. The weather was almost perfect, although…
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"The largest gathering ever seen on the Show Ground" was the official estimate of the attendance yesterday. Glorious weather prevailed and the ladies seized the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Show. Second (Official Opening) Day. a Tremendous Attendance. Premier and Minister for Works Present
Successful in the highest degree is the only description that can be attached to the Official Opening Day of the Bathurst Show of 1902. The…
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The annual banquet of the Bathurst A.H. and P. Association was held immediately after the official opening of the Show. The Hon. Goo. Lee (President of…
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Messrs. Palmer and McPhillamy report having sold a number of fat sheep at 16s 6d to £1. Mr. John Lee's bullocks brought £17 10s each, and the cow in the…
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