Orange Show
It It is etc be regretted that the people of Orange have not taken the [?]trouble to have a public holiday proclaimed for this place for their…
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Shows & fairs, 1907
489 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 9 of 25
Autumn Flower Show
The Mudgee Mechanics' Institute Autumn Flower Show, which is to be held on the 24th and 25th instant, will bs the greatest effort ever made…
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Two hundred and eight second-class passengers and five first class left Millthorpe (yesterday for the Orange Show, by excursion train…
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Bathurst's annual carnival will open on Wednesday, the 17th inst, and continue on the 18th and 19th. The exhibits in live stock, fruit, farm produce, and…
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THERE was a great attendance at Orange Show on Thursday, the day being fine and the exhibition a good one. Mr W. Tanner had the…
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Mr G R Thomas, Sec of the Bathurst [?] School Teachers' Association, wrote to yesterday's meeting of the Bathurst A H and P Association,…
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SAYS "Western Advocate":—Mr E. H. Moulder, J.P., one of the oldest and most respected residents in Orange, is so good as to inform as…
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After a very cold night the weather today for the Orange show was glorious. A good many visitors arrived by the early trains, and the…
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Considerable discussion took place at yesterday's meeting of the Bathurst A. H. and P. Association on the matter of stock sales at the forthcoming Bathurst Show…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Orange Show. the Second Day—beautiful Weather. Ten Thousand People Present—a Grand Parade
“Hardly a record, but is has only been beaten once.” was the opinion of Mr Secretary Tanner, when he surveyed the crowd on the Orange…
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BATHURST annual carnival opening on Wednesday, 17th April, and continuing on the 18th and 19th. The exhibits in live stock, fruit, farm produce, and horticultural bid…
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The jumping events at the Orange Show on Thursday were shorn of much of their interest by the with-drawal of the champion Desmond from…
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In the classes for school exhibits at the Orange Show the following awards were made: Drawing in outline, a [?] by boy or [?] under 16, Pearl Whatley, Bathurst,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Third Day—friday. the End of the Carnival
The annual exhibition carnival of the Orange A. and P Association, came to an end yesterday afternoon, and is now a thing of the past. The…
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The tandem events at to-day's show were somewhat marred by a serious accident- In the morning the leader of Hamer's team jumped the ring…
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The days have gone by when the squabbles of kings made history, changed the map of the world, and decided the supremacy of nations…
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A social, promoted by Messrs George O'Keefe and D McGee, is advertised to take place in the Oldfellows Hall to-night. A full orchestra will be in attendance…
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Together with the impeachment brought against the show committee by Mr. E. S. Carr. M. H. R. and our own remarks in Saturday’s…
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The takings at the gates at the recent Orange Show amounted to £450…
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