Floral Fair in Lithgow
A floral fair in aid of the fund for the erection of a Sunday-school hall, in connection -with tho local Church of England, was opened in the Oddfollows'-hall on…
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Shows & fairs, 1906
523 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 13 of 27
Wellington Show
The Wellington annual show opened in perfect weather on Wednesday. A notable feature was the exhibit of farm produce by the Bathurst Experimental Farm; also…
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The Wellington Show (the 35th annual exhibition of this society) was brought to a very successful conclusion to-day. ideal weather again…
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Fourteen passengers were booked this week from Millthorpe to Wellington…
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The floral fair to raise funds to build a hall for tho Church of England Sunday-school was continued on Friday and Saturday, in the Oddfellows' hull. There were…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Orange A. and P. Association. How the Show Panned Out. Some Protests Decided
A well attended meeting of the committee of the Orange Agricultural and Pastoral Association was held at the secretary's ("Mr. W. Tanner) office,…
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The Dubbo P.A. and H. Society's annual Show opened to-day. The weather conditions promised early this morning to be adverse, but the sun…
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For the second day of the Dubbo Show there was a very large attendance, visitors being present from all over the district…
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AT a meeting of the committee of the above this week the Secretary read a rough statement of the year's workings, which showed that when the society received its subsidy it would make a…
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The Devereaux Blotint Entertainers open at Millthorpe Wednesday, 16th instant, at Blackman’s Hall, see advertisement, and Local In this issue…
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THE Committee of the Molong P and A Society [?] at the Town Hall on Saturday afternoon. Present—Messrs J McGroder (chair), J Black, [?] Evers, J Fletcher, W Shapland, sen., G…
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The following is from the London "Times" of March 30--Princess Henry of Battenberg, who will be accompanied by Princess Ena will open on May 2, in the…
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Owing to the rain, the condition of the ground will not admit of the trial of Mr. Nosworthy’s new potato-digging machine this…
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DEVEREAUK'S Variety entertainers and Biotint Show opened for a two nights' season in the School of Arts Hall last Monday evening. There was a fair house each bight and judging…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The African Chinese Eight Thousand Inspected Fair Treatment on the Whole London, Monday. I
Lord Selborne, the High Commissioner for South Africa, visited the compounds at the Glen Deep and Jumpers Mine. He inspected about 8000…
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The entries received for the Warren Show are large, all the sections being well filled. The sheep in particular are likely to form the best show of…
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The Secretary reports that entries for the Warren Show are large, all sections being well filled. The sheep section in…
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The polo carnival was brought to a very successful termination on the local polo grounds yesterday afternoon. The…
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The Country Week Football Carnival opened in Sydney yesterday afternoon when Western suffered defeat at the hands of Northern by 9 points to 6, and Central…
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