Silver City Show. The Entries
The total number of entries for the Silver City Show, to be held next Wednesday, is about 986, the number for the principal sections being:— Horse…
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Shows & fairs, 1908
317 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 4 of 16
Franco-british Exhibition. London
Ten thousand men are busy getting the Franco-British Exhibition in readiness for the date named for the opening ceremony…
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lt has been definitely decided that the Prince of Wales will open the Franco-British Exhibtion on May 14…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fair Comment. the Returned Butchers
The butchers who have returned to their former employment after trying what life is like when you are running your own show, will no doubt be soon…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Silver City Show. Opens To-morrow
ThE annual Silver City Show will be held on the Western Oval to-morrow[?] and judging by the entries received it should be a record event…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New Industrial Court. Congratulatory Referenoes. Appeal for a Fair Trial
When the Arbitration Court met on Friday week Mr. Broomfield rose, on behalf of the Bar, to congratualte the President, Judge Heydon, and the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Silver City Show. [?]Udges' Comments and Other Observations. Dog and Poultry Sections
Mr. J. Smith, of Parkside (S.A.), [?]he judge of the dog and poultry sections, ran his critical eye o[?]r 89 [?]anines all told. "The greyhounds make…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Following Appeared in Yesterday's Third Edition. Silver City Show. an Excellent Display
The annual Silver City Show held on the City Oval to-day proved a huge success from any standpoint from which it may be judged…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Silver City Show. The Guessing Competition
The guessing competition at Wednesday's show was won by F. C. Elvidgo, Mrs. K. Clarke, H. A. Edwards, and G. B. Gilbert dividing second…
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The ladies of St. Peter's Anglican congregation, who have the forthcoming Mayfair, in aid of the vicarage budding fund, in hand, intend to…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Arrangements for the Melbourne Carnival
When the Australasian Football Council decided to celebrate the jubilee of the Australian game, in August next, the finanoo committee of that…
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The British collection of works of art at the Franco-British Exhibition is valued at £60,000 and the French at £40,000…
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Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria spent several hours yesterday at the Franco-British Exhibition…
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Arrangements for the Anglican fair to be opened in the Town Hall on Wednosday are well in hand, the ladies for some weeks past having been…
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M. [?] Guyot (the well-known French journalist), in a letter to "The Times." urges that hthe Franco-British Exhibition b. kept open on Sundays,…
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The general incompleteness of the franco-British Exhibition and the pouring rain maned the brilliancy of the formal oponing to-day. The city…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Maori Dancers. Going to Franco-British Exhibition. Wellington
A party of Moori haka and poi dancers leave Now Zealand in August to perform at the Franco-British Exhibition. Afterwards they will visit…
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The West Australian Court at the Franco-British Exhibition is now completed…
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If it is wished to kill professional boxing in Broken Hill the Promoters of recent contests are going the right way to do it. and may expect to see a…
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Serious friction has occurred between the Australian State Commisioners and the executive of the Franco-British Exhibition. Most of the Commissioners…
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