Empire Fair and Spring Flower Show
The Church of England Empire Fair and Spring Flower Show will commence on Thursday next, when it will be opened at 3.30 p.m. by…
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Shows & fairs, 1911
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The Tourist. Fair France
Those who would visit the Hebrides before the opening of the tourist traffic will have rich and varied experiences. The steamers run "weather…
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What promises to be a very unique and interesting show is to be given by Broncho George and his troupe of buckjump riders, lassoers,…
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At the monthly meeting of the council a number of alterations were recommended by the horse committee. These covered considerable increases in the…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Mr. Murray (Victorian Premier), now in England, has cabled that the Imperial Government will probably entertain the proposal for…
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An attractive ring programme was carried out during. Wednesday afternoon. The high jump was won by A. Judd's veteran fencer Desmond, who cleared…
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The Brushgrove Skating Ri[?] presented, a gay appearance on Saturday night, the occasion being a hat carnival, the second…
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Broncho George's Backjumping Carnival opened on the Showground on Saturday afternoon, and was witnessed by about 1500 people. The…
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The second skating carnival at Brushgrove on Saturday night proved a great success, being attended by some 200 people. The various fancy costumes worn by the…
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The final skating carnival of the season will be held in the Rink Hall on September 18th. It will take the form of a floral carnival, and numerous prizes will…
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When the year rolls round to the time of Spring, and the show of the Art Society, a feeling of great expectation and keen interest developes among us,…
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LONDON, Sunday.—The Bakers' Exhibition, which was opened by the High Commissioner, Sir George Reid, of N.S. Wales, has an excellent display of cereals…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Speaking at the Melbourne Royal Show luncheon, the Governor-General (Lord Denman) delivered a message from the King, expressing his…
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THE Agricultural Society purpose posting to residents of the district circulars soliciting special donations towards prize-money for next…
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A fair of this description was opened in the Salvation Army Barracks on Saturday night by Mr. C. Page[?] in aid of the self den[?]al work of the Army. It was…
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The regular meeting of the committee of the above society was held in the Shire Hall, Maclean, on Friday last. Mr. K. McDonald…
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This evening will sea the conclusion of the Anglo-Japanese Fair, promoted by the Salvation Army, in aid of the Self Denial Fund. It…
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A fire occurred during a cinematograph show at Walcha last night, and there was a stampede for the exits. The machinery was destroyed, and the…
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The first meeting of the new committee was held yesterday afternoon. The retiring president, Mr. Geo. Kelly, occupied the chair, and there were also present:—…
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The usual monthly meeting was held on Wednesday. The president (Mr. J. Kirkland) occupied the chair. Correspondence from the Lands…
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