Ulmarra Flower Show
This was the first spring flower show of the district, and attracted large attendances on Wednesday and Thursday. Grafton was well represented, business people and the…
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Shows & fairs, 1911
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Agricultural Produce at the Show
The Minister for Agriculture. Mr. J. L. Tr[?] as the outcome of an interview with representatives of the Royal Agricultural Society last week agreed on…
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This successful function came to a very satisfactory conclusion on Thursday evening. The large crowd which journeyed from Grafton by the…
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The Ulmarra P. and A. Society's show has long been recognised as the leading stock show on the Clarence. At their last exhibition the Society…
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The monthly meeting was held yesterday afternoon, the President (Mr. A. G. Bailey) in the chair. There were also present: Messrs. G. Kelly, G. W…
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A committee meeting was held on Saturday, the 14th instant, Mr. E. C. Roberts in the chair. The secretary, Mr. A. E. Long, advised…
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Friday next, Oct. 27, the day on which the united public schools of the district hold their demonstration and exhibition of work on the local…
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The annual Flower Show and Industrial Exhibition, in connection with the Church of England, Bellingen, will be opened at 2.30 to-morrow…
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To-morrow rhight the final Skating Carnival of this season will be held at the Grafton Rink A number of prizes now on view in the city will be awarded for the…
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A carnival of this description proved quite a novelty in Grafton and attracted large patronage to the Rink last night. An enjoyable time was spent by devotees of the…
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A meeting of the Committee was held at the School of Arts on Saturday last, Mr. W. H. Sharp in the chair. Others present: Capt. Tuson, Messrs. W. Perkins, C. A…
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In connection with the Church of England Flower Show and Industrial Exhibition the following were the committee of ladies who did such…
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The annual Flower Show and Industrial Exhibition, organised and carried out by the Bellinger ladies was held in the School of arts on…
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LISMORE, Wednesday.—The 27th annual show of the Lismore Agricultural Society was opened to-day. The weather was very close, and at mid-day a storm…
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There was a very large attendance at the exhibition on Thursday when the official opening was performed by Sir Thomas Ewing, Patron of the Society. Ald…
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Advantage was taken of the opportunity afforded by the Lismore Show to hold a conference with Mr. H. M. Somer, secretary of the Royal Agricultural Society,…
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The commercial travellers do not carry out schemes by halves, and are very successful in organising carnivals for charitable purposes. At Glen Innes the…
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The Lismore annual show covered three days of last week, and attracted its thousands on the second day (Thursday) which was a public holiday. A…
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The annual Flower Show and Industrial Exhibition in connection with the Church of Eangland at South Grafton was opened in the School of Arts yesterday…
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The Roubiax Exhibition has closed. A million and a half visited the Australian pavilion. Sir George Reid and the secretary (Mr. Smart) have…
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