Cootamundra Annual Show. Cootamundra
About a thousand persons were in attendance at the show, which was a great success. The following awards were made in several of the leading classes :—…
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Shows & fairs, 1886
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The Forbes Show
The thirteenth annual show in connection with the Forbes P., A., and H. Association took place on Thursday and Friday of last week. The weather was fine and clear, but the attendance was poor…
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We are glad to learn that the residents of the city and district are warmly responding to the efforts made to organise an industrial exhibition in commemoration of the…
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SIR,—To a favoured few of our Public School teachers the sum of £1 has been granted, to be distributed among the children as a recompense for obtaining fuel for the school, that is, in country…
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THE morning opened dark and [?]dy after 24 hours’ continuous rain, and heavy showers fell at intervals. The roads are almost impassable, and traffic is rendered difficult. Taking into…
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AN important meeting of the general committee of the Goulburn Agricultural, Pastoral, and Horticultural Society was held in the society's offices yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon. There were…
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TECHNICAL EXCIBITON.—In another column will be found an advertisement giving particulars of the arrangements proposed in connection with the scientific and industrial exhibition to be held at the…
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THE weather, which of late has been showery almost every day, and therefore unsuitable, for outdoor enjoyments, cleared up on Monday afternoon, and on Tuesday and Wednesday, the…
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THE fifteenth annual exhibition of the Burrangong Pastoral and Agricultural Association was held on the new show ground, on the M[?]ty road, last the new show ground, on the Mo[?]ty road, last…
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THE fifteenth annual exhibition of the Burrangong Pastoral and Agricultural Society took place on Wednesday at Young, on the new ground, which comprises about 25 acres, and is situated…
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THE machinery exhibits the show held last week formed one of the [?] seen in Young. Messrs. Budson Pros. came to the front with a large number of labour saving implements…
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THE annual exhibition of the above society opened yesterday when the judging took place; but the official opening will not be made till to-day. In very many respects the exhibition is this year far…
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IN the lodge-room of the Oddfellows' Hall on Thursday evening Mr. John C. Lindsay opened his show of curiosities, which embrace the New Zealand Tom Thumb (W. E. Jackson), who is 15 years…
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A public meeting in connection with the above will be held to-morrow (Wednesday) evening at the Mechanics' Institute. Mr. Wilshire (Mayor of Burwood) and other gentlemen are advertised to…
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Mr. Rosevear Smith, secretary of the Mechanics' Institute, and one of the chief promoters of the late scientific and industrial exhibition, informs us that after all expenses have been paid, including the rent…
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THE contest for the Tribune Hunter's Plate (says the S. H. Herald) was continued on Friday, and attracted the greatest amount of attention from an audience of about 5000 people. The award of the…
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THE following prizes were taken by Mr. J. M. Broadhead, Inverary Park, Bungonia, at the Sydney Society's Show :—Three bushels of white wheat—2nd prize, Golden Drop, 23 bushels per acre. (The…
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A PUBLIC meeting, convened by the Mayer (Mr. J. W. Wombey) for the purpose of obtaining an expression of opinion from the citizens as to the advisableness of holding an International Exhibition…
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AT the Wagga Wagga show yesterday Mr. A. L. Faithfull, of Springfield, was successful in both the champion ram and champion owe classes, and obtained a number of other prizes. Another local…
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