Show Personalities
A stalwart of the society is Mr. Frank Martin. He is keen to increase the representation in dairy breeds…
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Shows & fairs, 1952
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About People At The Show
Mr. N. A. Steel, senior livestock officer stationed at Lismore, who judged the pigs, was the originator of…
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The Minister for Commerce and Agriculture (Mr. J. McEwen) and Mrs. McEwen were entertained to luncheon by the Clarence Pastoral and Agricultural Society yesterday before the official opening of the Grafton Show…
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This year, the value of beef, butter, cheese, potatoes, onions and wheat imported into New South Wales would almost equal, per head, the importation of those products into the United Kingdom last year. That was stated yesterday by the Federal Minister for Commerce…
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Between 400 and 500 people at McKittrick Park, South Grafton, yesterday afternoon, appreciated a programme of brass band music, at a function staged by the Grafton and District…
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One of the busiest men associated with this year's Grafton Show, was Mr. L. H."Barney" Shea,…
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Total attendance at the 1952 Grafton Show, which ended on Saturday night, was 1601 less…
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MACLEAN, Mon.--Working bees and contractors have been busy at Maclean showground for a number of…
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BELLINGEN, Mon.--An attractive ring programme now appears certain for the annual show at…
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The president of Coffs Harbour Agricultural Society, Mr. A. P. Small, told an "Advocate" representative yesterday that he anticipated fine weather and record crowds at the show, which commences on Friday…
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BELLINGEN, Tues.--Bellingen Show opened to-day, in showery weather, but during the day the weather…
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MACLEAN. -- The Stipendiary Magistrate (Mr. A. E. Capp) has given his decision in the applications…
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An efficient home-made tractor was a striking example of a New South Wales farmer's initiative and adaptability, when displayed recently in a gadget exhibition at the annual Field Day of the Galston District Branch of the New South W ales Agricultural Bureau…
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MACLEAN, Wednesday--Heavy showers early in the morning and overcast conditions most of the day adversely affected the Lower Clarence Agricultural Society's annual show…
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With a return to ling weather to-day. the stage is set for the opening,of what promises to be a record…
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MACLEAN, Thurs.--Gate takings at the two-day Maclean Show totalled £342 an increase of £12 on the…
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Despite rain and threatening conditions on the first day, Bellingen Agricultural Society had a very satisfactory annual show…
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MACLEAN, Thurs.--Opening the 61st annual show at Maclean to-day, Mr. C. G. Wingfield, M.L.A., said that it was one of the best shows he had seen for many years…
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The president of Coffs Harbour Agricultural Society, Mr. A. P. Small, was called to Sydney yesterday to be with his sister,…
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COFFS HARBOUR Thurs.--Hundreds of voluntary workers, exhibitors and Showmen were busy at…
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