Leaderettes. Cumnock Show Rights
The following prices were realized for the rights for the Cumnock Show, to be held on the 17th March :— Publicans’ booth, £14, A…
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Shows & fairs, 1905
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Cumnock Show. Sale of Privileges
ON Saturday afternoon the privileges for the coming Show were auctioned at Cumnock by Mr. W. C. Bennett, acting for Mr. C. Miller. The…
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AT a Committee meeting on Monday last there were present—Messrs W Black (chair). S P Reynoldss T Connolly, W T Sherringham, J Laary, A. J Finch, H McKinnon, J…
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FOR the annual exhibition of the Bathurst A. H. and P. Association on April 5th, 6th, 7th, schedule of prizes (embracing nearly 900 classes) is now available. Amongst the prizes…
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To transact .iny business in connection with the forth-coming Show, special meeting of the committee of the above, will be held on Saturdays,…
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The adjourned special meeting of members of the Agricultural Society was held on saturday afternoon, when there were present. The President…
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The privileges in connection with the forthcoming Mudgee Show will be auctioned by Mr. J. M. Cox, at the Post Office Hotel, on Friday next,…
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The dates of the fourth annual Chrysanthemum and Flower Show and Bazaar have been fixed for Tuesday and Wednesday, May 2nd and…
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The above will be held on 21st and and 22nd inst. The energetic secretary (Mr Woolley) has forwarded us a number of schedules and entry form,…
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It may be desirable to have outside judges for some sections at the Agricultural Society's Show, but the principle is being pushed to an extreme,…
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The Melbourne Bicycle Club's Autumn Carnival was continued on Saturday night. The results were :—Test, team races, first test, Lawson…
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During the whole of this week Davis Bros.’ are making a special display of all their new Winter Goods, which have just been…
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A meeting of the stall-holders and assistants was held on Monday evening. Amongst those present were : Mesdames. T. G. Dalton,…
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During the whole of this week Davis Bros.’ are making a special display of all their new Winter Goods, which have just been…
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A meeting of the Committee of the Bathurst A. H. and P. Association was held yesterday afternoon at the Association's Rooms. There were present : — Hon. Gee…
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The committee of the Hospital has decided that there shall be no annual ball this year, but Unit it be replaced by at Sports and Fair on a largo scale,…
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A copy of the Dubbo Schedule is to be distributed with a portion of Monday's issue. The carnival is set down for the 3rd, the and 5th of May, and…
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Mr. C. E. Hilton, Secretary of the Gulgong Agricultural Society, telephones in that the entries are excellent, and Unit everything points to a…
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It will be great advantage for country visitors to the Show this time to get into town early, because Maurice Vale's cheap sale is on. Put…
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At the last meeting of the Committee of the Bathurst Agricultural Society, a letter was read from Mr. S. Paddison, manager of the Cudgegong…
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