Show and Good Friday. Anglican Church's Protest. Sydney
In the course of a sermon at St. Clement's Anglican Church, Mosman, Archdeason Gunther deplored the keeping of the Royal Agricultural Show…
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Shows & fairs, 1913
990 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 10 of 50
The Molong Show. A Successful Exhibition. President: Major Claude Smith. Vice-Presidents: Messrs. L. N. Smith, F. E. Churchill, H. C. Betts, G. F. Doyle, J. McGroder, senr., Geo. Packham, Wm. Evers, G. H. Hebden, S. J. Lee, and J. C. L. Fitzpatrick. Treasurer: Mr. H. L. Black. Secretary: Mr. W. J. Windred. Committee: Messrs. D. Ball, J. Fletcher, C. J. V. Leathern, W. E. Neville, J. Carmody, K. W. A. Smith, W. Burgess, A. A. McVicar, W. M. Betts, J. C. Homes, A. E. Colvin, E. G. Finch, J. F. Utz, H. R. J. Holt, A. Woolbank, and J. A. Williamson
Molong Show for 1913, held on Wednesday last, under the auspices of the P. and A. Association, can be looked back upon by the committee of…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Molong Turf Club. a Successful Show Meeting. President: Major Claude Smith. Vice: Presidents: Messrs F. K Churchill, S. P. Reynolds, L. N. Smith. J. McGroder, senr, H. C. Betta, S. J. Lee, K. Smith and J. G. L. Fitzpatrick, M.L.A. Judge; Mr. S. P. Reynolds. Treasurer: Mr. H. L. Black. Committee: Messrs J. Fletcher, Cecil Smith, H. Lee, H. R. J. Holt, M. A. Leary, J. J. F. Utz, M. J. Ryan, C. J. Brook, D. Smith, Dr. Metcalfe, A. Woolbank, S. Edmonds, A. Crook, H. L. Black, J. C. Holmes. Clerk of Scales: Mr. L. Black. Clerk of Course: Mr. H. Tiernan. Timekeeper: Mr. E. Blackadder. Stipendiary Steward: Mr. H. W. Hogan. Handicapper: Mr. J. R. Frazer. Assistant Clerk of Course: Mr. M.J. Ryan. Hon. Secretary: Mr. M. A. Leary
Although the day broke unauspicionaly as far as weather was concerned on Thursday last, the opening day of the Molong Turf Club's Show Meeting, no…
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Record entries have been received for the Fine Arts and Needle Work sections in the forthcoming Bathurst A.H. and P. Association's Show,…
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There was a little dash of humor introduced in a discussion concerning the catering arrangements of the Bathurst show banquet at Thursday's…
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All entries for the Bathurst Show. [?] the exception of trotting, close to-day. Compared with the same period of last year, the entries received…
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Attention is drawn to an advertisement in another column, wherein several special prizes for additional classes are announced for the forthcoming…
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The Royal Show opened to-day, and is bigger than ever. The weather was fine, and the attendance satisfactory. but the effect of the droughty season…
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Particulars of two special prizes—one given by Mr. A. E. lavatt and the other by Messrs. Muldoon Bros.—are advertised this morning…
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"Everything is progressing [?] well." This was the answer of Mr. Bain to Times" representative's question…
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The Royal Show opened to-day in fine weather. Judging occupied the greater part of the day. In some classes, the exhibits are hardly up to the…
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The Sydney show opened to-day. The carnival was bigger than ever, but the effect of the droughty season was apparent in the exhibits. The exhibits in…
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At the police court to-day John Joseph M'Cann, first-class constable, stationed at Toa Gardens, near Point Stephens, was fined £1, with 14s…
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One thing that impressed observant visitors to the thirty-first show of the Mudgee A. P. H. and I. Association was the spirit of cheerfulness…
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Mr. A. E. Garling. it is well known, has been for a lone time urging the formation of a Carnival Committee in Dunedoo. and on…
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A large number of residents of the town and district attended the public meeting in Craft's Hall on Monday night last, for the purpose of…
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The prize in the ladies' hunting contest at the Royal show was awarded to Victory. The attendance at the Royal show…
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Mudgee district people, as usual, have been doing well at the Royal show. Mr. Hunter White, especially, has ben living up to his…
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The Royal Show was continued to-day in sultry, though bright weather. It was officially opened by the new Governor, Sir Gerald Strickland, and…
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The Royal Show was continued to-day in sultry, bright weather. The official opening was performed by the State Governor, Sir Gerald…
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