The Latest. Taralga, Monday, 6.50 p.m. Taralga Show
THE show entries have filled well, and there is every promise of a successful show…
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Shows & fairs, 1898
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International Cricket. England v. Australia. Final Test Match. a Record Crowd. Slow Cricket But a Fair Start by England
The "Herald" says:--At the conclusion of the fourth test match in Melbourne many opinions were expressed that England having lost the rubber to Australia all interest would…
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COMMITTEE this afternoon decided to allow exhibitors in pavilion to remove exhibits at 9.30 and second night of show under direction of the stewards…
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IN response to his application, Dr. Hellis, M.P., has been informed that tie Major-General Commanding has approved of the issue on loan of a marquee to the Goulburn A., P., and H. Society…
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INTENDING competitors at the Goulburn Show, to be held on 17th and 18th March, are reminded that entries close with the secretary at 9 o'clock on Saturday evening next…
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Since the days of Eve the acquisition of perfect health and beauty of form has been the desideratum of every woman. Ninon de l'Enalos, the French beauty, attributed her health and beauty…
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IN response to his application Dr. Hollis M.P., has been informed that the Major General Commanding has approved of the issue, on loan, of a marques to the Goulburn…
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THE first day of the annual show of the above society was held on Thursday last. The weather was cold and showery and greatly interfered with the attendance. The visitors from Crookwell and adjoining…
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THE booth rights of the Goulburn show were sold at the Royal Hotel to-day by Mr. J. J. Roberts. The total proceeds were about £14 more than last year's. Mr. E. Jobson purchased No. 1…
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ENTRIES closed Saturday; over 1300. The show promises to be very successful. Horses, dairy cattle, farm produce, machinery, dogs, poultry, pigeons, vegetables, and school…
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MR. P. A. JAMIESON has given a special of 10s for the Crookwell Show on Thursday and Friday next for the best boy and girl riders under 14 years. Entries will be received on the ground…
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GLORIOUS weather favoured the opening of the 20th annual exhibition of the Braidwood Pastoral and Agricultural Society on Friday. The attendance numbered about 1200. Never in the history of the…
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THE entries for the Goulburn Show, which is to be held next week, closed on Saturday night. Mr. Roberts informs us that there are about 1300 separate entries, being about 300 in excess of last…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Telegrams. Crookwell, Monday. The Crookwell Show
THE entries for the Crookwell show number over 1000, showing a great improvement on last year. There is a prospect of a grand show if the weather is favourable…
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A WELL-ATTENDED committee meeting this afternoon decided that school childern be not admitted free on second day till [?]; also that auctionears, non-members, should…
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LOVERS of flowers are reminded that the monthly meeting of the Goulburn and District Horticultural Society will be held at the Technical College to-morrow (Friday) evening Certificates will be…
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AT a meeting of the committee of the A. P., and H. Society on Wednesday afternoon it was decided that on the second day of the show school children be not admitted free till noon. Auctioneers not…
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OFFICE- BEAREES.-- President, Mr. F. Leaac; vice- presidents, Messrs. J. Keith and A. Dewhurat; treasurer, Mr. J. Tozer, J.P.;…
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THE entries in connection with the forthcoming carnival are very satisfactory. Mr. Webster states that the entries are not only exceptionally…
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