Presbyterian Flower Show
The annual Spring Flower Show, held under the auspices of St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, was opened in the Town Hall on Thursday evening last and will…
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Shows & fairs, 1904
278 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 13 of 14
The V.R.G. Carnival
[?]UST now we are once more on the eve of the greatest equine carnival in the southern’ hemisphere. To-day (Saturday) this gigantic show will open at famous Flemington under conditions…
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It is rather hard to understand why the spring and early summer season is not more popular as a period in which to hold agricultural shows…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →An Australian Singer at the World’s Fair. How a “Coo-ee” Broke Up a Concert
In the Irish Village at the World’s Fair at St. Louis there is the Blamey Castle Theatre, and there (writes a special correspondent on September [?]) sings one…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →At the St.louis Exhibition
They say that St.Louis is the [?]ttest place in America, and I believe them. At the recent Democratic Cou[?]tion the delegates sat in their shirt…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →An Australian Singer at the World's Fair. Miss Marie Narellr How a Coo Ee" Broke Up a Concert
In the Irish Village at the World's Fair at St.Louis there is the Blar [?] Theatre, and there (writes a special [?] [?] on September 11)sings one who…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Mechanics' Institute Flower Show and Industrial Exhibition
THE eighth annual show in connection with the above named institution was opened on Friday night in the hall at Harden. For a variety of reasons the…
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AT the meeting of the Mechanics' Institute on Tuesday night, the President, Mr. W. Dobinson said the Flower Show, which had just been held was a…
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AT the meeting of the Mechanics' Institute on Tuesday night, the President, Mr. W. Dobinson said the Flower Show, which had just been held was a…
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The cycling carnival was continued on the Sydney Cricket Ground on Monday evening. Both Ellegaard and Rutt showed improved form Megson caused great excitement by…
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In the cycling carnival at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday evening. Ellegaard, the Danish champion, and Rutt, the German, although they rode splendidly, showed that they had not yet…
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The above opened on Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday night, Ellegard and Rutt, continental champions, competing. Of course, the…
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ONCE more the greatest racing event of Australia, the Melbourne Cup, has been run and won. It has also been lost, of course, and strange to say, one of the losers Mayo’s clinker, Lord Cardigan,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Miss Marie Narelle at the World’s Fair. How a “ Coo Ee” Broke Up a Concert
IN the Irish Village at the World’s Fair at St. Louis there is the Blarney Castle Theatre, and there (writes a special correspondent on September 11) sings one who…
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The cyling carnival was continued at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Wednesday right in pleasantly cool weather. The attendrnce numbered about 8000. Ellegaard and Rutt were again warmly…
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The November Cycling Carnival was opened on the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday night, Ellegaard and Hutt, the continental champions,…
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The cycling carnival concluded in Sydney on Monday evening in the presence of about 10,000 spectators. The M'Intosh Handicap was won by W. Bearpark, 65yds, E. Carter, 30yds,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wagga Show Test
The results of the fourteenth Wages sheep test competition has been received. The competition was for three merino ewes, eighteen months or under, when first…
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