Barrier Miner. Saturday, October 14, 1893. the Flower Show
THE promoting society ought to be Very well pleased with the first show of garden products now on view at the Town Hall; and those who are…
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Shows & fairs, 1893
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The Racing Carnival. To-day's Doings on the Tracks. Latest Scratchings. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne, Monday Afternoon
The card is being called over at the betting rooms this afternoon. There was not much fast work on the Flemington track this morning…
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IN connection with the Fruiterers' Picnic to be held on the day after the Governor's arrival in Broken Hill— and from which fixture his…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Racing Carnival. To-day's Doings on the Tracks. Latest Scratchings. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne, Monday Afternoon
The card is being called over at the betting rooms this afternoon. There was not much fast work on the Flemington track this morning…
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MR. H. B. HARDT, formerly of the York Hotel, Broken Hill, has been causing a commotion at the World's Fair. He formed what was called…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Racing Carnival. Important Cup Gallops. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne, Thursday Afternoon
Some good work was done by Cup candidates on the Caulfield tracks this morning. Strahan was sen[?] a mile and a half; he went splendidly[?]…
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WITH the Caulfield Cup to-morrow Australia's great annual racing carnival will be begun in earnest. The year which thus practically closes…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Electricity at the World's Fair. Some Latter-Day Marvels. I.
AFTER a person has examined the exhibits of the Electricity Building at the World's Fair, be might well bid adieu to the sensation of astonishment…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Racing Carnival. Important Cup Gallops. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne, Thursday Afternoon
Some good work was done by Cup candidates on the Caulfield tracks this morning. Strahan was sent a mile and a half; he went splendidly…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →3rd EDITION Miner Office [?] p.m. the Racing Carnival. Latest Gallops and Scratchings [By Telegraph.] Melbourne, Friday Afternoon
There was nothing important done on the Caulfield tracks this morning. On the Flemington tracks Jeweller and Port Admiral did a mile gallop. The…
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WITHOUT doubt one of the finest pieces of work in the Electoral Building at the Fair is the exhibit of the Westing-house patent stopper[?] incandescent…
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There was nothing important done on the Caulfield tracks this morning. On the Flemington tracks Jeweller and Port Admiral did a mile gallop. The…
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On the Flemington tracks this morning Portsea did a mile and three quarters in 3min. 17sec. Jeweller galloped five furlongs in 1min. 7¼sec…
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There has been very little betting doing to-day, and there were no material changes in prices at time of wiring…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Racing Carnival. Gallops and Scratchings. [By Telegraph.] Melboubne, Thursday Afternoon
On the Flemington tracks this morning Portsea did a mile and three quarters in 3min. 17sec. Jeweller galloped five furlongs in 1min. 7¼sec…
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THE entries in connection with the Fruiterers' Picnic and Horse Show closed last night, and were then found to be eminently satisfactory in almost…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Racing Carnival[?] [By Telegraph.] Good Trial by Cremorne. Reported Break-down of Sir William. SYDNEY, Monday Afternoon
Cremorne, one of the Melbourne Cup candidates, who has not yet left Randwick, has performed a first-class trial gallop of two miles, and is being…
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TO-MORROW, has been gazetted a public holiday, and all busin[?]rs places will, it is understood, be closed. The great fixture is the Fruiterers' Picnic and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Racing Carnival. [By Telegraph.] Good Trial by Cremorne. Reported Break-down of Sir William. SYDNEY, Monday Afternoon
Cremorne, one of the Melbourne Cup candidates, who has not yet left Randwick, has performed a first-class trial gallop of two miles, and is being…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Fruiterers' Gala. The Picnic and Horse Show
TO-DAY the first picnic and horse show under the auspices of the fruiterers and greengrocers on the Barrier took place. The weather was delightful; and, as…
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