Art Society's Exhibition
Everything points to a most successful Art Exhibition this year as prompted by the combined forces of the Art Society and Camera Club. Great efforts are…
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Shows & fairs, 1903
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Agricultural Society
THE regular mooting of tho Managing Committee will be held on Thursday in the Council Chambers. Amongst other matters to be dealt with will be a recommendation from the…
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A matter also of great importance in the treatment of milk for consumption as such, or for condensing or concentrating, is filtration. Several…
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The annual exhibition of the Fine Art Society, and Grafton Camera Club is to eventuate next Wednesday and Thursday in the Parish Hall and gives…
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AT the regular meeting of the committee on Thursday, the members present were:—Messrs J. Kane (President), A. H. Garven, D. Shearer, E. Hayes, D. K. Shearer, D. H. Warby, E. F. Crouch, T. A…
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The exhibition under the joint management of the Fine Art Society and Camera Club opens to-morrow in the Parish Room. The entry being a liberal and representative…
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In our land we've a physician Who is hunting after fame, He's a real true-born magician, And M'Cartby is his name…
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THE annual exhibition of the Grafton Fine Art Society, in conjunction (for the first time) With the Grafton Camera Club, was opened by…
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WE question if there is a district in the State in which the residents respond so willingly and generously to almost every call made in connection with charitable and other…
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An exhibition of fine art was held in the Parish Hall on Wednesday and Thursday, under the auspices of the Fine Art Society and the Camera Club. The…
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THE annual exhibition of the Fine Art Society and Grafton Camera Club was continued in the Parish Hall last Thursday afternoon and…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the Managing Committee will be held in the Council Chambers ,on Thursday evening, when arrangements will be completed for the Spring Show to be held on King's…
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The public were treated to a rather novel en tertainment on Monday and Tuesday evening last in the appearance of Professor Marconi and his wonderful marionettes. The professor first…
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Notwithstanding the striking success of the Royal Agricultural Society of N.S.W. in recent years, some dissatisfaction has been fermenting among members of the…
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Saturday was "private view" day at the Royal Art Society's rooms. A large number of guests were invited. There is a very fine show of work this year—the second…
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During the week the Secretary of the approaching Presbyteria Flower Show received three more cash prizes. Two were from Mr. Ross, Alumuy Creek, one for best collection of…
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At the special mooting of the committee on Thursday evening the members present were:— Messrs. J. Kane (President), A. H. Garven, D. Shearer, A. A. Smith, A. P. Gale, C. Farlow, R…
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We would remind florists and others interested in the annual Flower Show that entries in all sections close Friday, and late entries on Saturday, at; Mr…
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LAST Saturday afternoon the sub-committee (Messrs. Pollock, Eather. Dowle, Gordon, and Page), who had been appointed to draft the schedule of prizes for the inaugural Show…
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Up to last evening there were nearly 600 entries for the Flower Show to be held on Wednesday and Thursday next. Late entries will be received up to 9 p.m. to-day…
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