The Easter Show. a Wet Good
THE weather broke with all the appearance of a fine day early on Good Friday, but the hopes of the Royal Agricultural Society were soon…
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Shows & fairs, 1902
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The Metropolitan Show
The following prizes were awarded— Class A, £20, best stallion suitable for breeding army remounts—William H. Dean's Musketoon. Class…
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The Royal Agricultural Show was a success and a failure. To reverse the order, it was a failure in that it didn't come up to the financial results of last year, and a success if…
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An International exhibition is to be held in Melbourne this year, starting in November. It is called International but the probability is that it will be only inter-State, as it is…
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THE teachers of a majority of the schools on the Clarence River are now filling in all the spare time by permitting the children to engage upon the work of producing exhibits for the forth…
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Mr. Eglington presided at a special meeting on Thursday. Mr. Kane reported the erection of a flap pole at a cost of £7 5 8d. A vote of thanks was accorded Mr Kane, also…
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THE committee of the above society met on Thursday. B. Eglington (chair) and 28 committeemen were present.--The secretary reported having made satisfactory…
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AT the special meeting of the committee on Thursday evening the members present were: Messrs, B. Eglington (chair), D. Shearer, J. McMil[?]an, K. McDonald, A. P. Gale, R J. McDonald, J. Kane…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Fair Sex. That Deceiver, Man. Some of His Love-Making Phrases
True love is silent. A gentle pressure of the hand and a kind look, full of consideration and meaning, are far more eloquent…
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Entries in the schoolwork section, with the exception of the sowing classes, dosed lost Wednesday evening. It was feared that, consequent upon schoolwork having formed a chief feature of the…
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A Glen Innen journal is very caustic on the gentlemen who judged the district trophies at the Metropolitan Show. It declares that one of them was a sort of aid-de-camp to…
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The show on Wednesday and Thursday was very successful and the receipts were a record ; about £60 the first day and £170 the second day. The dairy cattle were of good quality, and in large…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Fair Sex. Her Innate Cheerfulness
They are potent factors in existence, but they are often lost sight of by the stronger sex. Women are apt to call their…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Maitland Show
The past summer has been the worst experienced in the Hunter District for fifty years—in fact, some consider it the worst ever known to white men[?] and there were…
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The entries for[?] the Clarence P. and A. Society's show on May 6 and 7 close to-morrow. The unusual severity of the season warrants the belief that the 1902 exhibition…
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Mr. B. Eglington presided at the committee meeting on Thursday evening. Mr. J. Waugh reported that it was…
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A large and representative meeting was held in the Parish ball on Thursday, Mr. Alf. Thompson presiding. It was decided that admission be [?]s, or a full season ticket for…
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CASINO, Thursday.—The exhibition opened to-day, the entries numbering about 1500. Light showers fell this morning and during the afternoon, and the attendance…
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NOTWITHSTANDING the drought from which the district has suffored for months past, the forthcoming Show promises to be the most attractive over held by the Society. Any shortcomings in…
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