The Maclean Show
THE result of the first Exhibition at Maclean, under the auspices of the Lower Clarence Agricultural Society, must be eminently satisfactory as well to the committee and…
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Shows & fairs, 1896
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Dairy Cattle at the Show
THOUGH the cuttle section at last week's Show was not representative of the district, there were some very good exhibits. In Aldorneys, some very choice exhibits were…
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THE poultry section of the 1806 show was an important feature of the exhibition, and was a great attraction to visitors, judging by the numbers who visited the sheds. The…
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ABOUT 6OO or 700 people attended the sports on Wednesday afternoon, on the Racecourse, held under the auspices of the Grafton branch of the N.S.W. League of Wheelmen. The…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →R. D. Meagher to Show Cause
THE case of Richard Denis Mengher, who was culled upon to show cause why hi should not be, struck off the roll of solicitors, came before the Full Court (the…
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THE entries for the Clarence District Poultry Show to be held in the Rink on Tuesday next number 277, as against 252 last year. The result may be regarded as very…
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A JUVENILE Industrial Exhibition, with which was incorporated a Sale of Work, was opened in Mr. J. H. Munro's Auction Rooms on Thursday afternoon, and continues up to…
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THE second annual exhibition of the Clarence District Poultry Club, which is to beheld in the Grafton Rink on Tuesday next, promises to be a great success. The…
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A MEETING of committee was held on Saturday to make final arrangements for the second annual show of the local club, which opens in the Rink to-day. There were…
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President, G H. Varley; vice-presidents, John Pearse, C. R. At[?]water, P. Norrie; hon. treasurer, [?] T. Bl[?]xland; hon. secretary, Horbort Phillips Committee: Chas. M'Faddon. T. Hadf[?]eld jun., H…
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THE report of the scrutineers with regard to the election of President of the Agricultural Society, has brought to light an imperfection in those new rules over which there…
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THE Rink was largely patronised on Thursday evening, when an interesting programme engaged attention. A procession, headed by Messrs. Kelf and Warland moved off from…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Clarence Examiner. Published at Grafton, Tuesdays and Saturdays. the Agricultural Society. Much Work to Be Done
WHATEVER may be the result of the ballot to-day for the Presidentship of the Agricultural Society, there is one thing certain, and that is that the rule with regard to the…
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THE cycling carnival in connection with the League of N.S.W. wheelmen, commenced on Saturday, at Moore Park. Although the weather was threatening there were about…
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"You can't see dad, Miss, till the afternoon," said a shrewd-looking lad who was keeping shop at the Bundagorry store one bright October…
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THE C.P. and A. Society's annual Flower Show and Fine Art Exhibition, held in the Bink on Wednesday, was anything but a success, either in exhibits or attendance…
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THE Flower Show function appears not to have been the success desired. As to the causes, opinions appear to be very diverse. Perhaps none of those opinions are quite…
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THIS meeting, which is to be continued next Saturday, began on Saturday last. About 8000 people attended. The first heat of the League Cup, ½ mile (final next Saturday) was…
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THE Summer Carnival in Sydney was brought to a conclusion on Saturday afternoon. A north-westerly breeze mil[?]l against fast times, Results: Maiden…
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THE Government carried by 43 to 18 a motion in the Assembly on Thursday, in favour of holding an International Exhibition in Sydney in the year 1899. The Premier said…
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