Coramba P.A. and H. Society
An extaordinary meeting was held on Wednesday, when there was a fairly large attendance; Mr. John Cochrane (President) in the chair…
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Shows & fairs, 1908
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Brushgrove Flower Show
The Brushgrove Flower Show will be officially opened to-morrow afternoon by Mr. A. H. Garven, President of Harwood Shire Council. On the same afternoon a…
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This well-known and popular Australian show will open in Grafton in the Market Square next Saturday night. Mr. Harry Kennedy, Mrs. Martini's…
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The Richmond River A.H. and P. Society's annual exhibition was opened to-day on Casino Showground in gloriously fine weather and before…
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This company, which is now touring the North Coast, gave one of their unique and typical Australian shows at Bellingen on Saturday night. The performance was given on…
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The general incompleteness of the Franco-British exhibition and the pouring rain marred the brilliancy of the formal opening. The city was extensively decorated,…
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The exhibition opened in brilliant weather. The attendance on Wednesday must have been early a record for the Society's opening day, no fewer than 1830 persons'…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The Hawkesbury Show was opened yesterday in threatening weather. The entries were 250 less than last year, but the character of the exhibits…
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Brushgrove takes immediate rank amongst the recent triumphs of recent flower shows, for in every respect its fourth annual exhibition proved an excellent one, and…
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This show, which has lately completed a record season in Sydney of 22 weeks to crowded houses, will open in Grafton tonight in the Market Square. The…
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President, Mr. Thos. Henderson; Vice-Presidents, Messrs. W. A. Zuill, Jno, Lattimore, Dr. Lavery; Committee, Messrs. E. Brooks, E. Pullen, D. Archer, sen., M…
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The R.R.A.H. and P Society's 32nd a[?]nual exhibition was held on the Casino showground on Wednesday and Thursday last in gloriously…
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M. Yves Guyot, political editor of "La Siecle," in a letter to the "The Times," urges that the Franco-British Exhibition should be thrown…
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The Brushgrove Flower Show was continued in the Brushgrove School of Arts on Thursday afternoon and evening, when the attendance was…
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[?] twelfth annual show of the Poultry Club of New South Wales was continued on Friday, and prizes have been awarded:…
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[?] L. Anderson, the newly-[?]rector of the Agriculture [?] delivered an interesting [?]ly in Sydney on the…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—There is serious friction between the Australian State Commissioners and the executive of the FranceBritish Exhibition. Most of the…
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The prize schedule in connection with the same is now ready, and can be had on application to the secretary, Mr. G. A. Arvier, third floor, Courier Buildings,…
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The Australian Agents-General have waived their right to an injunction regarding the building which obstructs the Australian courts. "The…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—King Edward, accompanied by Queen Alexandra, visited the Franco-British Exhibition yesterday. Queen Alexandra expressed herself as…
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