Moss Vale Show
Moss .VALE, Thursday.—The show opened this morning, and was favoured with beautiful weather. The exhibits in the horse and cattle sections were weak, but of good quality. The pavilion exhibits…
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Shows & fairs, 1899
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Moss Vale Show
THE annual exhibition was continued yesterday. Among the prize-takers we notice the following Goulburn exhibitors :—Miss Taylor, second for…
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WE are requested to remind exhibitors at the forthcoming show in sections, painting, school-work, &c., and needlework, that their exhibits should, if possible, he delivered to the stewards at…
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WE would remind readers that entries for the Crookwell Show close on Saturday next at 8 p.m. Late entries will be received up till 8 p.m. on the following Monday by paying a double entrance…
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ENTRIES for this show on 23rd and 24th instant close on Saturday at eight p.m. The band of the Australian Horse, Goulburn, have been engaged; and the prize-list, general and…
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I send a few fair Shamrocks, Plucked by a loving hand; And their little tiny petals Were by Irish breeze fanned…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Goulburn A., P., and H. Society. Eighteenth Annual Show
President, Mr. F. D. Badgery; vice-presidents, Messrs. A. L. Faithfull, Dr. Handcock Burkitt J. Cropper, and T. F. Meyer; has treasurer; Mr. H. O'Brien secretary Mr. J. J. Roberts…
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THE treasurer, Mr. H. O'Brien, has supplied us with a rough statement of the receipts taken at the show for the two days. Compared with last year they show a falling-off of about £53. The…
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THE takings at the gates this year amounted to £161 11/3, as against £214 7/5 last year, a decrease of £52 16/2. It is stated that one or two corrections will…
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THE Gundagai Pastoral and Agricultural Society’s show was held on Thursday and Friday last and was a great success. Mr. C. C. Hall of Yeumbra, in the merino…
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ONE or two were were made in the prize schedule of the recent show, as published on Saturday. The first prize for spring-cart horse was won by Mr. W. Costley's. In the poultry section first prize for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gundagai Show. Yass Sheep to the Front. 100 Guineas Refused for a Ewe
WITHOUT doubt the Yass district now stands amongst the first flight of sheep breeding districts in the colony. Every year the wool from Yass tops the market. We do not particularise…
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TO-MORROW will be the opening day for the twenty-first annual exhibition of the Crookwell P. and A. Association, and notwithstanding the very trying…
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CORRECTIONS in the prize-list :—The first prize for class 124 for Plymouth Rooks under 12 months was awarded to P. Beckhouse, Springfield…
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AT the recent Gundagai show, Mr. J. D. Hill, of Bogolara, secured the following prizes with his Romney Marsh sheep:— Ram, 4-tooth, 1st prize and champion :…
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THE special prize of 10s 6d each for the two most successful exhibitors in the poultry section at the recent show was won by C. G. Anable and G. W. Hall, the former obtaining first place. Other errors in…
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AT the Gundagai show last week Mr. C. C. Hall, of Yeumburra, Yass, succeeded in "scooping the pool" against all comers, including those who took first prizes at Albury and Gundagai last year. Mr…
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OFFICERS—President, Mr. J. Keith; vice-presidents, Messrs J. T. Naughton and W. Kennedy; treasurer, Mr. J. Tozer; secretary, Mr. M. P. Levy; and a working committee of twenty…
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WE notice by our Gundagai exchanges that Mr. J. D. Hill, of Bogalara, followed closely in Mr. Halls footsteps, by taking six first prizes and two champion prizes for best ewe…
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