The Sydney Exhibition
The annual Commonwealth exhibition of the Royal Agricultural Society was informally opened at the grounds Moore Park, on Wednesday, under fovourable auspices. The recent rains had the effect of…
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Shows & fairs, 1903
202 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 3 of 11
Royal Agricultural Society's Show
Some very fine samples of maize were shown and there was good competition for the champion prize, which went to Mr. D. Seccombe, of Bega, the runner-up being Mr…
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At the usual monthly meeting of the committee on Thursday evening there were present—Messrs R. J. McDonald (in the chair), A, H. Garven, D. Shearer, Dug. Macdonald, D. Nicholson, A…
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THE show was officially opened by the State Governor (Sir Harry Rawson) on Wednesday. The receipts from attendance were £374, as compared wite £123 received last year…
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The Berlin correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" says that on his way to his office arter a hurried breakfast the merchant…
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The success of the Easter Show has given Sir John See the opportunity to get in a few replies to his opponents. "It goes to show," said Sir. John, "that the country…
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Everybody settling down to work again after the holidays. The Walgett bore, it is pointed out, could be made a valuable State asset by…
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ULMARRA Dairy Co. and Crookwell Dairy Co. tied for second place for boxer) butter, with 89 points; Illawarra Co-operative Dairy Co., 92 points, first…
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A number of citizens interested in aquatics are enedeavoruring to organise a carnival at Grafton at an early date. From the manner the matter has been taken up, there is every prospect of it succeeding…
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It is computed that 40,000 persons had admission to the grounds on Saturday last. The ring competitions consisted of the water jump,…
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If anything should convince the Northern River dairyman in selecting the class of cattle best suited to his purpose, more particularly those who are just starting…
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New South Wales is the land of plenty of room, and lots of time. Also, it is the home of surprises, and the largest of these is this year's metropolitan show…
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Tenders are invited in this issue, and close to-morrow with Mr. Geo. Davie, for the right to the booths on the ground at the forthcoming annual Show. As usual there will only be one…
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Intending exhibitors at the next show of the Clarence P. and A. Society are reminded that entries close to-morrow with Mr. J. C. Wileox, secretary, who informs…
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SIR,—I hope the committee at their next meeting wilt seriously consider the question of holding a Spring Show this year. What the members of the Lower Clarence Agricultural Society…
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THE sale of work and variety fair in connection with the Methodist Church on the Bellinger, eventuated on Friday and Saturday of last week, in the School of Arts. In every…
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This year's exhibition was opened on Tuesday. The entries totalled 3600—about 300 more than last year. Considering that, during the era of drought, the Hunter Valley was not wholly…
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Although the day of general entry for the approaching C.P. and A Society's Show was fixed for Wednesday last, late entries were received for all class of up to late last Saturday evening…
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AT the special meeting of the committee of the Lower Clarence Agricultural Society on Thursday evening the members present were: Messrs. J. Kane (President), S. Macnaughtan, A. H. Garven, J…
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THE history of the agricultural societies in this State was traced by the Minister for Agriculture (Mr. Kidd) in the course of his speech at the annual conference of the Pastoral and…
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