The Dog and Poultry Show
THE Dog and Poultry Society brought its ninth show to a successful conclusion on Saturday night. There had been a steady stream of visitors to the show during the…
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Shows & fairs, 1900
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The Paris Exhibition. LONDON
West Australia has taken four grand prizes at the Paris Exhibition for minerals, wool, wheat, and timber, as well as eight gold, five silver, and fire…
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When the commercial delegates from London visited the Paris Exhibition, M. Picard, the chief commissioner, arranged a striking demonstration in their honor…
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The popular lecturer and traveller, the Rev. Haskett Smith, will, as already announced, appear on Monday evening next at the Crystal Theatre. The Paris Exhibition is…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →General Cable News. [Reuter's Message.] The Bakers' Exhibition. LONDON
The judges at the Bakers' Exhibition now being held in London have awarded the New South Wales Government a Grand Diploma of Honor for its exhibit…
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THE Rev. Haskett Smith, who reintroduced himself to a Broken Hill audience at the Theatre last night, provided his audience with a most entrancing hour and a half's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting. [By Telegraph.] Victorian Racing Carnival. Betting and Scratchings. MELBOURNE
The Bride was ba[?]ked in Sydney and Melbourne yesterday for the Melbourne C[?]p to win £5000 at 100 to 3. Barbarossa was similarly backed; and War God was backed…
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BROKER HILL'S annual show, to be known this year as the Silver City Show, promises to be more successful than similar fixtures in years gone by. At a meeting of the…
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SOME of the articles of jewellery in the Paris Exhibition are (an English exchange says) of wondrous beauty, and examples, not only of rare perfection of the goldsmith's art, but of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Storting. [By Telegraph.] The Racing Carnival. Scratchings and Betting. MELBOURNE
The following acratchings were recorded yesterday:— Toorak Handicap: Reviver, Rickshaw, Howlong…
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K[?]aba is reported to have gone am[?]es and has been knocked out of the b[?]tting. Latest scratchings.—Too[?]ak Handicap: Tarquin, Australian. Caulfield Guineas:…
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THE Silver City Show committee held a meeting lait night at the Exchange Hotel, and effected some slight alterations in the programme for the forthcoming show. A…
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Kinglike was backed laat night for the Caulfield Cap at 100 to 4 and Cornquist at 100 to 6, closing at 100 to 7. Tarquin was backed for 1000 to 80. Seahorse was backed…
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The following scratchings have been recorded for the Caulfield Cup: Hautboy, Gunnedah, High Wine, Hoop Iron, Ban Fran…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Racing Carnival. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne, Monday Afternoon
On the training tracks at Flemington to-day, Finland and Balllsiite did halt a mile in 52½seconds. Henley and Pearl Skipper did the last three furlongs of half a mile in…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Sporting. [By Telegraph.] The Racing Carnival. Betting and Scratchings. MELBOURNE
The following scratchings have been recorded for the Melbourne Cup:—San Fran, High Wine. Gunnedah, Hoop Iron, Melodian…
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The following scratchings have been recorded:—Caulfield Cup: Saraswati, Caulfield Guineas: San Fran, Kwan, Hoop Iron, Scornful. Toorak Handicap: La France,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The following appeared in yesterday's Third Edition:— the Racing Carnival. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne, Tuesday Afternoon
At Fl[?]mington to-day Barbarossa covered a mile [?] minute 49½ seconds. Kenley and Pearl Skipper did a mile and a quarter in 2 miautes 19½ seconds. Horace and Vocalist…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Sporting. [By Telegraph.] The Racing Carnival. MELBOURNE
At Flemington yesterday Barbarossa did a mile in 1 minute 49 seconds. Chillagoe covered three quarters of a mile in 1 minute 18½ seconds—the best gallop of the morning…
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The Annual Fair in aid of the fonds of Wesleyan Church, which opened in the Bijou Hall on Tuesday evening, and was continued throughout the evenings of…
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