A. and P. Association. [?]Ynuy Show—next Wednesday and
Preparations for the Blayney Show on Wednesday and Thursday next continue, and the prospects are that the exhibition will be most successful; in fact, the…
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Shows & fairs, 1904
574 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 8 of 29
A H. and P. Association Oberon. Annual Show. Second Day
There was a large attendance on the ground yesterday and everything passed off successfully. The interest in the ring events was well maintained. At…
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The Gulgong Show will be held to-morrow and Wednesday, the second day being a public holiday. The list of entries establishes a record, and as…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sale of Show Privileges
At noon to-day Mr. J. M. Cox sold at Millett's Hotel the privileges in connection with the Mudgee Show, to be held next week. The sale was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Oberon Show. Some Stray Notes
The visitors from Bathurst to the show were amply repaid by the merits of the exhibits and the good time passed there. But the trip to and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cycling Carnival. Taylor Wins His Thousand Heat. Macfarlan Breaks World's Competition Mile Record
About 10,000 spectators witnessed the brilliant racing at the second meeting of the Sydney Thousand Carnival at the Sydney Cricket Ground on…
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The above show will be held tomorrow (Wednesday) and Thursday. On the latter day a cheap excursion train leaves Millthorpe for Blayney at…
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The usual monthly meeting of the Show Committee was held yesterday afternoon. Present: The Hon A T. Kerr (in the chair), Messrs Hale,…
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The annual Blayney Show which commences to-day promises to be a record one. The Agricultural and Pastoral Association during the past few months has…
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The Fancy Fair in aid of the local Presbyterian Church held in the Town Hall this week was a distinct success, The report of some will appear in…
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Of bright, crisp, comfort-producing novelties for winter wear at Economic House bring thoughts of the cooler days rapidly approaching. The…
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The Orange Agricultural Society is advertising in the Sydney papers for tenders to supply luncheon on the two first days of the annual show…
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The entries for the show next week are excellent, and the ring events will bring forth a splendid lot of exhibits. The committee and…
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Mr. W. G, Thompson, hon, secretary of the Bathurst A.H. and F. Association, is in receipt of a communication from the office of the Colonial…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Blayney Show. First Day
The annual exhibition of the Blayney A. and P. Association was opened for purposes of judging yesterday, and was well attended. The weather was…
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Just before we went to press Mr. J. M. Cox, secretary, sent a telephone message to the effect that there is an excellent entry for the…
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Hotel business fizzed all the time. Secretary Hilton did his part well and truly. That pony stallion from…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Band and the Show
At the last meeting of the committee of the Agricultural Society a letter was read from the band, offering to play for the three show…
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Having been delayed by pressure of work and unavoidable delay at next centre, the popular Meray and Hodgson Studio is still open at the old…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Blayney A. H. and P. Association. Annual Show
The exhibition which opened yesterday was far in advance of any previously held in Blayney. Evidence of the prosperous season was to be seen on every band, and…
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