League of Wheelmen's Carnival
SATURDAY brought with it the close of the March Cycling Carnival in the shape of a double race meeting for afternoon and night, on the Sydney Cricket Ground. The threatening aspect of the…
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Shows & fairs, 1897
154 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 2 of 8
Cycle Sports at A., P., AND H. SHOW. (To the Editor of the Evening Penny Post.)
SIR,—So that any unpleasantness which may arise during the running of the bicycle races in connection with the show on Thursday and Friday may fall upon those who are responsible for it, I wish to…
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WILL open tomorrow and will be continued next day, and arrangements are nearly perfected to make the event what it should be in important centre like Goulburn. Fears were…
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THE prize for pencil drawing at Crookwell show was taken by James Clifton (not Hilton, as previously appeared), George Goodhew second. Both boys attend the Convent school, Taralga…
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LARGE entries of live stock have been received for the forthcoming Agricultural Society's Show, and it is expected that the exhibition will be a great success…
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PRESIDENT, Mr. I. Shepherd; vice-presidents. Messrs. W. Douglas, F. D. Badgery, and A. F. Gibson; hon. treasurer, Mr. Harold O'Brien; general committee, Messrs. E. Ayling, E. C…
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THE takings at the gates on Friday amounted to £130, or hardly equal to 3000 full tickets. It is, however, not an excessive estimate to say there were between 6000 and 7000 people on the ground. It is…
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The following prizes were awarded on Friday too late to be noted in our first edition:— First-class hunter—A. Thorn's Harkaway (owner) l, J. A. Jones' Viking (owner) 2, E…
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WE are pleased to say that Mr. Boswell, of "Snugsborough," the model farmer of Yass, has again been very successful with his exhibits at the above show last week. With five…
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WRITING with reference to the above, under the heading, "Honour Where Honour is Due," Miss J. M. Doyle says:—Miss E. Slocombe was the only lady that exhibited painting on mirror. She had…
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SIR,—A few words about our late show may no be out of place and a help. to the committee in the future. The management of the show, as far as the officials are concerned, was first-class, but more…
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THE above will be held in the Lecture Hall on Wednesday, 21st April. schedules are now ready and may be obtained from the hon. sec…
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THE Scrutineer has the following:— The attendance on the second day would have been materially increased had the railway arrangements been of a more liberal character. The…
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The annual show of the Taralga A., P., and H. Society will be held to-day (Thursday) and to-morrow. Although the season has been most unpropitious there will no doubt be a creditable…
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ONCE more the local branch of the League of Wheelmen has come to the rescue in providing amusement for a public holiday. To-day is published the programme to be decided at a meeting on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams. Taralga Show. Taralga, Wednesday, 10.25 p.m
THERE are 600 entries for the show. Cattle, horses, sheep, vegetables, and fruit sections will be good. SYDNEY, WEDNESDAY, 2.10 p.m. QUEENSLAND NATIONAL BANK…
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IT cannot be said (says the Times) that all the buckjampers and all the buckjump riders are dead. At the recent show two bays and a black…
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PRESIDENT, Mr. I. W. Onslow-Thompson: vicepresidents, Messrs. W. Bartlett, W. H. Whiting, and J. J. Hughes; treasurer, Mr. C. Mackenzie; secretary, Mr. J. Walsh…
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The attendance at the show to-day was between 700 and 800. The following awards were made:—Dairy heifer, Thompson's special, Lackey's,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest Intelligence. Sydney, Tuesday, 2.20 p.m. the Australian Fair
ALL arrangements are complete for the opening of St. Mary's Australian Fair to-morrow. The ceremonies will be of a most brilliant and gorgeous description…
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