Maclean Show
The Lower Clarence Agricultural Society's Show, to be held at Maclean on Wednesday and Thursday next, promises to be a record success…
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Shows & fairs, 1921
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Show Sales
Messrs. Elworthy and Robey report the following additional show sales:--Account Mr. C. H. Tindal, Ramornie: 1 stud Devon bull, "Ramornie Good…
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The secretary (Mr. E. D. Munro) of the Lower Clarence Agricultural Society is in receipt of a wire from Dr. Earle Page, M.P., expressing best wishes for a successful…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Grafton's Big Show Successful Last Day. Bright Weather and Exciting Competitions. Record Gate Receipts
Grafton's big show is now but [?] thing of memory--bar for the inc[?]etal squaring up and striking of the balance--a pleasant memory, withal;…
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The secretary, Mr. R. N. Shaw, will be present at the Maclean Show on Thursday for the purpose of receiving entries for the Ulmarra fixture next week…
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Arrangements in connection with the Grafton High School Carnival this week are well in hand, and everything will be in complete readiness…
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A very fine bottle of Eau-de-Cologne has been donated to the plain and fancy stall, in connection with the forthcoming Hundred Carnival to be held next Friday and…
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The entries for the above show, which closed last night for the two days' show beginning to-morrow, indicate that they are, in the aggregate, the largest number…
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Entries for the Maclean Show closed last night. The total received, just on 1500, is most gratifying, being approximately 400 more than the total…
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The following further donations to the above funds have been received with thanks:--Mrs. and Miss Stears 10, Mr. H. M. Baldock 10. Total to date £37…
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The last returns in connection with the Maclean Show, which opens today, show that the entries are even better than reported yesterday,…
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Maclean Show, which seems now to be certain to be favored with fine weather, will this year break all records from the point of the quality and quantity of…
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A message from Washington states that President Harding told a delegation from the Women's Peace Committee that, while disarmament steps…
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Great preparations are being made for next week's show at Ulmarra, and quite a rush of entries in all sections has already set in. The high standard of the…
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Mr. R. N. Shaw, secretary of the above society, was present at Maclean show yesterday and reports having a most successful time amongst intending exhibitors…
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Another crowded house witnessed the Great Raymond at the School of Arts, Maclean, last night, and the delightful entertainment provided by the So and So's,…
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The Grafton High School Hundred Carnival which is to be held in the Grafton Vicarage Grounds this afternoon and evening, and to-morrow afternoon and…
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The Grafton High School Hundred Carnival, which is to be held in the Grafton Vicarage Grounds this afternoon and evening, and to-morrow afternoon…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Maclean Show. Second Day's Events. a Fine Attendance. Interesting King Events Further Awards
The second day of the Maclean show opened under the most auspicious circumstances. The weather was perfect, and the crowd large, visitors being present…
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