The Latest. Crookwell, Tuesday. Crookwell Show
THE following are the handicaps for the show trot:—Maggie, Carpet, Vie, Daisy Bell, scratch ; Nugget, Miss Harold, Esmeralda, Una, Polly, 5 seconds behind; Ben…
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Shows & fairs, 1900
254 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 4 of 13
Geisha Fair
THE Industrial Exhibition and Geisha Fair in aid of the Wesleyan Church opened in the Town Hall, on Wednesday evening. The official ceremony of opening the Fair was performed by…
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AN error appeared in our report of the above fair in last issue. The total proceeds were about £350 and not £260, as stated in the paragraph…
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THE 22nd annual show of the above society opened on the well-appointed showgrounds, Crookwell, on Thursday last. The weather was all that could be desired. An inch and a half of rain fell on the…
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OFFICERS--President, Mr. J. T. Naughton, J, P., vice-presidents, Messrs. W. Kennedy and J. Keith, hon treasurer, Mr. J. Tozer J.P. : secretary, Mr. M. P. Levy…
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Was held in the evening at Tattersall's Hotel. Mr. J. T. Naughton, J.P., presided, and there was a large attendance of members, judges, and visitors. The vice-chair was taken by…
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To cross the Atlantic on the bottom of the ocean is Simon Lake's new plan with his new submarine boat the Argonaut. A year ago he made a thousand-mile trip…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams District, Sydney, and Colonial. Crookwell, Monday. 10.40 a.m. the Crookwell Show
IN the guessing competition for fat bullock the weight was 689½ lbs. The winners were J. Tozer and G. D. Hay. The weight of the sheep was 154½ lbe…
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SIR,—As one who has an ardent desire to encourage anything making for the improvement of Goulburn, I am delighted to hear that the committee of the A., P., and H. Society are in communication with…
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A MEETING of the committee of the Burrangong Pastoral and Agricultural Association was held at Messrs. C. Wright’s and Co’s office, on Wednesday afternoon. The president, Mr. D. Mackenzie,…
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A gentleman who was a visitor at the Queanbeyan show, which was held on Monday and Tuesday, informs us that the exhibition was a very creditable one. The weather was fine on Monday, and there…
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THE judging at the Royal Agricultural Society's Grounds began on Wednesday, when very large classes in the live stock sections came before the judges. There was a fair attendance of exhibitors…
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No doubt many of our readers, who usually go to Sydney at Easter time, will this year, on account of the plague, consider it judicious to remain away. We…
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WAS opened on Monday by Mr. Chapman M.P. and was continued on Tuesday. Wet weather seriously interfered with the attendance…
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OPENED on Wednesday. By eleven o'clock everything was in order, but as in previous years the attendance on judging-day was small. Among the awards were the…
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The Paris Exhibition was visited by a quarter of a million of people on Sunday…
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MR. H. D. MORTON'S horses Desmond, Domino, and Demos won all three prizes in the Ladies' Hunting Contest at Sydney show. Tattersall's Hunter's Plate was won by Mr…
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The Agricultural Show continues to attract a large number of visitors…
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