Judging at the Show
SIR.—I should feel gratified if the judges in the draught horse section at the Show would inform me and others, through the Press, on what grounds they awarded champion prize for stallion to get…
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Shows & fairs, 1889
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Judging at the Show
SIR.—I should feel gratified if the judges in the draught horse section at the Show would inform me and others, through the Press, on what grounds they awarded champion prize for stallion to get…
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THE Fancy Dress Carnival at Chapman's Skating Rink on Thursday evening was an immense success. Every available portion of the spacious building was crowded, and the takings of the…
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THE Fancy Dress Carnival at Chapman's Skating Rink on Thursday evening was an immense success. Every available portion of the spacious building was crowded, and the takings of the…
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AT the great Windsor Show of the Roayl Agricultural Society, the show ground was laid out by Mr. Bennison, the society's surveyor, the shedding erected having a run…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Agricultural Society of N.S. Wales A Move in the Right Direction
[?]R is encouraging to observe that the Aricultural Society of New South Wales has taken measures to amend its rules in many important particulars, even to the extent of materially altering its…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Agricultural Society of N.S. Wales A Move in the Hight Direction
[?] is encouraging to observe that the Agricultural Society of New South Wales has taken measures to amend its rules in many important particulars, even to the extent of materially altering its…
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LAST NIGHT, at Chapman's Skating Rink, the Children's carnival (to which the juvenile portion of the community have been looking forward with such eager anticipations) took place. The room…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →At a London Show. [Written for the Clarence Examiner.]
DESPITE "the frequent trains," there was not a vacant seat in the long line of carriages when the 1.15 steamed out of the Paddington station—destination Windsor. Should any stranger inquire how…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →At a London Show. [Written for the Clarence Examinee.] By an Australian
DESPITE " the frequent trains," there was not a vacant seat in the long line of carriages when the 1.15 steamed out of the Paddington station—destination Windsor. Should any stranger inquire how…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Childrens' Fancy Dress Carnival. At Mr. J. E. Chapman's Rink
OWING to the above entertainment not having concluded till late on Friday evening we held over a detailed account and description of costumes till to-day, which are as follows:…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Agriculturist & Grazier. the Metropolitan Exhibition
WE have the schedule of prizes for the Metropolitan Exhibition, to be held on 19th September next, before us. By it we perceive that a suggestion, which emanated, we believe, from the Committee…
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ON Thursday there waa opened at Manly the annual show of native flowers. By general consent the display is declared to he the best of the kind ever seen. A year or two ago fears were expressed…
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THE Executive Committee of the Clarence P. and A. Society, have this year made a departure from the ordinary routine in preparing the schedule for the forthcoming show, to he held next month…
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