Show Motes
One of the unofficial features on the show Ground yesterday was the remarkably large number of privately-owned motor cars which filled one side…
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Shows & fairs, 1915
866 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 18 of 44
Buthurst Show
The Sherwin family, of Cargo, were very successful at the Bathurst Show this week, securing the following awards: —…
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On Thursday next the "Leader" proprietary are bringing out a special illustrated double number of the paper. The popularity of this paper…
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Mrs. F. Hawkins, mole crepe de chine; brown chip hat, with tango flowers. Mrs. Vogt, nattier crepe de chine,…
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At the Bathurst show on Wednesday the attendance was not as large as on previous opening days, but it increased after luncheon…
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The Bathurst Show, which opened to-day, is hardly up to the standard of former years; nevertheless, there is still sufficient evidence of the productivity of the surrounding…
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The Spring-like appearance of the lawn, bathed in the golden sunlight of an almost cloudless sky, lent n delightful background to tho fashionable…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Blayney District News and Notes Crowds to Bathurst Show Blayney
The special trains which ran this morning from Orange and Cowra carried a large number of people to the Bathurst Show. The people of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Show Amusements School of Arts, To-night Victor the Great Land Cothilda
their world-famous ventriloquist acts created great interest to a packet house at the City last night, with hit walking dolls, smoking dolls, etc…
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Yesterday was the people's day at the Show. It was the official opening day, and it was a public holiday. In the morning a curiously wanton crowd…
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Yesterday was the "big" day in connection with the Bathurst Show, and it was indeed a "big" day. Perfect weather prevailed—it could not possibly…
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Messrs. E. H. Taylor and Co. report the following Fales:—A/c E. H. Taylor: 1 magnificent fat bullock, £:27; a/c .Thomas Gordon,: 3 magnificent fat…
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The popular annual exhibition at Orange will take place next Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. As the entries promise to…
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The show races are billed to take place next Saturday at Orange, and the indications are very encouraging for a most succcssful meeting. Quite a…
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The general public need have no fear about the Orange Show (which will be held next Wednesday, Thursday and Friday) being anything but an…
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Mrs. G. Sutherland, white embossed voile Roman hip sash; smart black and white military bat. Mrs. Jack Pratley, shot silk coat and…
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The exhibits of that successful Manildra poultry raiser, Mr. S. Rowe, were awarded 21 prizes at the Bathurst Show—3 champions,…
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The Orange Jockey Club advertise the Show race fixture in this issue. The meeting is in aid of the Patriotic and Orange P. and…
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Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday next are the Orange show days. Bathurst and district folk should make a hurst of vising the sister town for…
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The committee controlling the Methodist Tea Tent at the show desire us to announce that public luncheons will be provided, at 1/6 per head on…
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