Visitors to the Show
Messrs. J. and C. Howard remind visitors to the show that although they will have no exhibit on the ground, their large machinery shed near the…
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Shows & fairs, 1903
624 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 10 of 32
The Stores on Show Days
With their usual generosity the lending business men of Mudgee will close choir stores at 1 o'clock both Wednesday and Thursday, this week…
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This morning Mr. Eroni, head of Eroni Bros.' great combined circus and wild beast show, arrived in Mudgee from Orange, where his unrivalled…
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We have received two letters referring to a paragraph which appeared in our last issue stating that there will be no exhibit of machinery on the…
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Our Orange correspondent writes saying that the innovation of having the Orange Show before Sydney and Bathurst is approved on all hands, and has given decided…
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In Chronicling some impressions by a visitor to the Orange Show, the " Wellington Times" falls into a curious mistake. It says : "There is ample room for a…
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The Namoi contingent, headed by Tom Danger, was absent again this year. We missed Mr. James Alison, of Oakey Creek, and Mr. Hooke, of Turee…
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A public holiday has been proclaimed for the second day of the Bathurst Show (Thursday, April 23), for the electoral districts of Bathurst, Macquarie, and West…
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We have received two letters on this subject. We confess we hardly know how to deal with it, but we may at once say that the action of the…
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The most striking object lesson given by the late show was the ample evidence of what can be done by intense culture, and most…
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We make no attempt to report the show, which commenced yesterday, suffice it to say that it is beyond all doubt the best show seen in Mudgee…
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gave special prominence to the Sheep Show at Orange and the exhibits from Springfield and E. Webb and Co. have received attention. The following is…
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Mr Arthur Emms invites farmers and others to witness an exhibition. of the Farmers Favorite Seed Drill, to be held in his paddock, near…
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Bathurst's great Carnival, commencing on April 22nd and extending over four days, promises to be even more successful than usual. The…
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TANCRED won the high jump at Orange Show, clearing 5ft 7 1/2in. The prize was £10, three guineas of which were contributed by Captain Claude Smith…
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The "Daily Express" states that King Edward has entered a horse for the £10,000 stakes at the St. Louis World's Fair…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →J Bonnor’s Show Boom
W e were shown over Mepsre J. Bonnor’s show room one day last week, and most congratulate that firm upon its departure in moving its…
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The third annual ball under the auspices of the Oberon A.H. and P. Society came off on Friday night in the show pavilion. These functions are usually very popular, ranking among the first social…
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The Oberon Annual Show Ball took place on Friday last, and though everything was favorable for a good muster, only a few were present. The proceeds were much…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To-day's Telegrams the Sydney Show. Sydney
The Agricultural Show was informally opened to-day. The exhibits are well up to former years. The only class which suffered being live stock, but the display of dairy…
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