Fatality at the Show a Groom Killed. Sydney, Thursday Night
William White, a groom, was riding the champion brood mare Toadstool at the showground this afternoon, when the mare reared up and rolled…
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Shows & fairs, 1914
274 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 6 of 14
All Australia Exhibition
We have already heard something about the All Australia Exhibition which it is proposed to hold in London, but at the Millions Club fortnightly luncheon on…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—"I was ven pleased with the exhibits," nemarked Sir John Forrest to a reporter last night. "The agricultural products were certainly…
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Maize competition was keen in nearly every class. Leslie Greentree came first in Yellow Dent with a fine sample of Pride of Hawkesbury planted in August…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →R.A.S. Show Impressions. (Special for the "Examiner.") SYDNEY
Technically, this year's Royal Agricultural Society's Show opened yesterday; officially, it opened to-day, Wednesday, and as what is now being penned will have to reach…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—As the result of eliminating play. Now South Wales has four contestants in the semi-final of the single-handed championship, Queensland two, and Victoria…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Good Friday at the Show. 94,003 People Present
It was a wonderful crowd, such as is to be seen only once a year at the big national exhibition of the country's products. It represented democracy on…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Royal Show. Notes on the Exhibits. Success Due to Sectional Committees
Speaking at the R.A.S. dinner on Wednesday, the President (Sir Francis Suttor) referred to the management of the Show, and pointed out that much of…
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One of the two persons injured by the bolting horse at the show on Good Friday died yesterday. (An exciting incident took place on…
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The attendance at the Sydney Show yesterday numbered 28,000, and the takings were £1145. The attendance since the opening was 306,…
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The regular monthly meeting, was held in the Shire Hall on Thursday night. Present: Mr. D. McIntyre (president), Messrs. C. J. Gilbert, J. Comerford, J…
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The first flower show and fancy fair held for the benefit of the Ulmarra, Presbyterian Church was opened at that centre yesterday afternoon. The spacious…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—At the showground to-day, in the Royal Handicap Trot or Race in Harness, the fifth heat was won by McMillan's Huon Ilue ([?]…
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Improvements are in progres on the show ground in anticipation of the forthcoming exhibition at Grafton. The building that formerly did duty as a shed for vehicles…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Royal Show. Easter Monday at the Show. Enormous Crowds
For many years past Easter Monday at tie Sydney Show has been regarded as the "People's Day," and Monday by no means forfeited its claim to this…
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The special interest in the Metropolitan Show to North Coasters was the districts exhibit competition, and the place taken by that sent from the Rivers was, to say the least,…
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The Clarence made two important wins at the Royal Show last week, the first being the annexing of the prize by the Grafton Dairy Co. for salted butter. In these days,…
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The first Flower Show run under the auspices of the Presbyterian Church was opened in the Masons Hall, Ulmarra on Wednesday…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Present Day Pluck. Records Which Show We Are Just As Heroic As Ever We Were
Nothing, according to some pessimists, is as good as it used to be, and a very favourite score of complaints is that the present is an…
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On Thursday, Mr. T. T. Bawden sold the privileges of the forthcoming C.P. and A. Society's Show as follows:—No. 1 publican's booth, near horse stalls, £72, to Mrs. Daniels;…
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