Lawrence Flower Show
The growing township of Lawrence was all life and excitement on last Wednesday and Thursday when its second annual Autumn Flower Show…
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Shows & fairs, 1909
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Maclean Flower Show
The Presbyterian Flower Show, which was opened on Friday, was continued on Saturday, and has proved to be one of the most successful functions of this character…
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Thc annual exhibition of the Ulmarra Pastoral and Agricultural Society will be opened to-day and will extend over tomorrow. The weather promises to be fine,…
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A few English farmers, chiefly from Norfolk, were present at the National Agricultural Show in Paris, perhaps the greatest that will ever be held there, for the…
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The sixth annual exhibition of the Ulmarra Pastoral and Agricultural Society was opened on Tuesday, under perfect weather conditions. For an opening…
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CASINO, Wednesday.—The Autumn Flower Show was opened this afternoon, and was well attended. All sections of cut flowers, pot plants, fancy work, and…
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The above function was continued on Saturday afternoon and evening, finishing up with an approximate total of £216 9s 11d. This amount was…
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The stock show was continued at Ulmarra yesterday, when there was a large, attendance, numbering close on 2500. The weather was again fine, and…
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A flower show organised by the members of the Church of England Girls' Friendly Society was opened on Saturday afternoon at the School of Arts. In the abscence of…
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At Casino Show, Mr. P. Walker's splendid cow Gentle, which had won in her class as best dairy Shorthorn cow over three years, was awarded…
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The monthly meeting of the Society was held on Tuesday. There was a good attendance of committeemen. A sub-committee composed of Messrs. Cochrane,…
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The annual exhibition of the Ulmarra P. and A. Society is always an important fixture, and the large attendance on the second day must have been most…
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President—Mr. T. Henderson. Vice-Presidents—Messrs. S. A. Whaites, W. A. Zuill. Dr. Lavery. Committee—Messrs. G. Archer, N. J. Short, D. Archer, M…
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SYDNEY, Friday,—The annual meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society was held to-day. The report for the year ending 31st…
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The report submitted at the annual meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society, held yesterday, discloses a very satisfactory state of affairs. The Society is fortunate in…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—In spite of the prolonged dry weather the farm sections at the Hawkesbury Show were up to the usual standard of the district, and in some…
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Favoured with exceptionally fine weather, the energetic little army of ladies and gentlemen who formed the committee, stewards, and assistants were astir early…
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Picturesque Woodford Island was en fete on last Wednesday and Thursday, i.e occasion being the holding of its Brushgrove township's Fifth Annual…
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In moving the adoption of the report and balance-sheet at the annual meeting of the Royal Agricultural' Society, Sir Francis Suttor said that satisfactory as it was to…
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