The Show Ball
WE have every confidence, from the information which we have received, in assuring the dancing public that the ball which the committee of the Pastoral Association have decided to…
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Shows & fairs, 1902
233 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 9 of 12
Success at Burrowa Show
ON Friday Mr. D’Arcy MacQueen received a telegram stating that the draught station, Young Donald Dennie, the property of It he firm of MacQueen & Company, had gaued…
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We enter upon a busy week locally, as show week generally is. The bazaar opens on Wednesday afternoon, and will be continued til! the end of the week…
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The sixteenth annual show of the Burrow P.A. and H. Society took place on Thursday and Friday last. The effect of the season were evident…
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Burrows, Friday.—The sixteenth annual exhibition of the Burrowa P., A., and H. Association took place yesterday and to-day. There was a small attendance on the first day, but a…
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Young, September 19th and 10th. Albury, September 10th and 11th. Yass, September 11th and 12th. Cowra. September 17th and 18th…
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SEVERAL local anctioneering firms have announces that in accordance with the usual custom they will hold auction sales of stock etc., on the show ground on the day…
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" Yes," said the city man enthusiastically, "it's been a grand week for the Royal Agricultural Show." As I walked through the grounds at…
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The annual show of the above named society--the 31st anniversary of its existence--was opened yesterday (Tuesday), splendid weather…
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The thirty-first Yass Show opened today on the new Show-ground, though at the time this issue went to press no details were yet available. The ground…
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IF every road does not lead to Nij[?]i Novgorod, there are at least a good many ways of getting there. Preferring to avoid the monotony of one…
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THE [?]birty-first annual exhibition was opened yesterday and continued to-day. Although the weather was showery all the morning, the attendance was greater on the first day…
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THE above was held on Friday and was well attended, several members of Parliament being present. Among the winners was Mr. A, J. McInnes, of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Show Bazaar. a Brilliant Scene. Opened on
MOST of our reader are familiar with the objects of this year’s Show Bazaar. It was organised by several ladies and gentlemen with the interests of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Yass Show of 1902. a Record Entry. Brilliant Success ANTlCIPATED. the First Day
The new show Ground of Yass—and on which the present show opened yesterday —had its origin in a variety of circumstances, and was designed to observe…
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The Church of England people of St. Nicholas', North Goulburn, intend holding a fancy fair in their school-room adjoining the church on Wednesday and Thursday next. The…
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At the Yass show, which opened on Thursday, Mr. W. J. Lees scoured five firsts and five seconds with ten entries in the poultry section. He won all the prizes for leghorns…
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THE above Show was held on Tuesday and Wednesday last, and without a doubt it was a worthy exhibition. Some thousands of person attended from various parts of the…
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The thirty-first annual Show of the Yass P. & A. Association follows its predecessors into the records of what is past ; taken altogether it may be…
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