Goulburn Show
IN our report of the show the award in section G, poultry, class 129, cock and hen, any variety not mentioned in schedule, is given to Mr. H. Mills. The winner was Mr. W. H. Weatherstone,…
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Shows & fairs, 1895
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The Crookwell Show
THE fifteenth show of the Crookwell Pastoral and Agricultural Association opened yesterday very successfully. Weather fine, but cloudy and cold; attendance large, numbering about…
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Instead of the usual farmers' dinner a grand ball was held this year on the night of the first day in the Skating Rink under the auspices of the association. It was a great success, and visitors were…
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WE have received copies of the schedule for the annual exhibition of the Bathurst A, H., and P. Association on 24th, 26th, and 26th April next. The prizes are framed on a very liberal scale, and…
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THE annual show of the Crookwell A., P., and H. Association commenced on Thursday. The weather was line, but cold and cloudy, and as the people left the ground a slight misty rain began to fall,…
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Was held on Thursday and Friday, and a report by telegraph of the proceedings appeared in last issue. We now give come further particulars which will be of interest…
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HAVING a desire to see the above I gladly accepted the kind invitation of a friend to share his buggy end drive out. The day was fine and warm and the trip a pleasant one…
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Held under the auspices of the society. took place on the first night of the show and was a most pronounced success. The building was tastefully decorated and well[?]…
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THE seventeenth annual show of the Crookwell Pastoral and Agricultural Association was held on Thursday and Friday last, and was without doubt the most…
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THE forthcoming annual show taken place on the 22nd nd 23rd of May next, and it is anticipated will be the most important yet hold by this society. In the sheep sections,…
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THE League of New South Wales Wheelmen opened its two days' cycling carnival at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday. The attendance was very satisfactory, reaching about 10,000, and the receipts…
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IN our report of the show in last issue some omissions and a fow errors occurred, which we now rectify. In the miscellaneous dogs section the following prizes…
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HAVING a desire to see the above, I gladly accepted the kind invitation of a friend to share his buggy and drive out. The day was fine and warm and the trip a pleasant…
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We have received a letter, signed "Nonentity," objecting to our reporter's remarks about the award for hand-printing at the recent Crookwell show, and also…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting News. Cycling Notes. [By Volvo.] the Sydney Carnival
GIVEN fine weather everybody who was anybody prophesied that the cycling carnival, under, the auspices of the New South Wales League of Wheelmen, would be a tremendous success, and as…
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THE above Show, which is to be held in the A. P. and H. Society's pavilion on the 18th and 17th instant, promises to surpass anything of the kind previously held in…
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BOARDING the train at 2.45 a.m. we slatted for Cooma. The train is a mixed one and travels very slowly. Some of the passengers had thought of getting out and walking…
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THE intercolonial championship bicycle carnival, promoted by the League of New South Wales Wheelmen, was continued on the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday. The weather was good, and…
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ENTRIES for table decorations at the forth-coming obrysanthemum show, to be held on Tuesday, 16th instant, close at 6 p.m. to-morrow. Mr. Walter Chisholm offers a…
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Opened to-day for judging. There was a fine display of exhibits. In the blood stallion section Correze won first prize, St. Blaize second, and Sir William third…
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