The Flower Show
THOUGH space does not permit of us in this issue giving a report of the flower show, which opened in the Town Hall on Thursday night for the purpose of strengthening the…
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Shows & fairs, 1905
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The Cup Carnival
What is regarded as the opening day of the great Victorian Spring Racing Carnival, on Saturday last, saw the beginning of Cup week at Flemington, and during…
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It will be noticed by our advertising columns that Mrs, Whytt is organising and intends carrying out a Children’s Garden Fete and Fancy Fair in aid of…
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THE second annual exhibition of the Goulburn Art Society was opened in the Mechanies' Hall this afternoon by the Mayer…
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IN our last issue in a brief reference to the flower show which was opened in the Town Hall on Thursday afternoon, the object being to supplement the funds of St. Paul’s Presbyterian…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE. We do not necessarily [?] opinions expressed by Correspondents. Proposed Rose Show. (To the Editor of the Young Chronicle)
Sir.--Will you kindly give me space to call the attention of rose growers to the special competition which it is intended to hold in connection with the recent flower…
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THE above exhibition, which will be opened on the Royal Agricultural Society's ground, Sydney, on 20th December by the A.N.A. of New South Wales, deserve to rank as a…
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THE following statement of the financial result of the recent Flower Show in aid of the Mechanics' Institute Building fund, was read by the…
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The third race meeting of the Summer Night's Amusement Committee was held on the Sydney Cricket Ground on Wednesday, under the League of Wheelmen rules. The…
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THE above exhibition was brought to a close on Friday evening. There was a good attendance and many of the pictures were greatly admired. A promenade concert had…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →November Cycling Carnival. a Goulburn Champion. Brook Wins the Orient Plate
THE above carnival was continued in Sydney on Saturday, the feature of the racing being the magnificent riding of C. H. Brook of Goulburn. The principal event down for…
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At Crookwell on Monday H. Spoors, of Crookwell, 150 yards, won the six laps bicycle race and C. Kearns, of Goulburn, 55 yards, the three laps. Alick McFadzeon was ,successful in the bicycle musical…
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The cycling carnival was advanced another stage on Saturday. The attendance showed a slight improvement on the previous evening's meeting, though considering the excellence of the programme a bigger…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cycling Carnival. Another Win for Brook
The final night's racing of the present carnival was brought to a conclusion on Monday evening, in the presence of a fair attendance. The racing opened with the Bondi Handicap…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →November Cycling Carnival. Brook Wins the Wheel Race
THE November carnival, which closed in Sydney Monday atoning, has been remarkable for the success of the local champion, C. H. Brook, who has covered himself with…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Presbyterian Flower Show. Special Rose Competition
IN our advertising columns appears the particulars of a special rose competition which, as preciously intimated through our columns, the authorities of St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church will…
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The November Cycling Carnival was brought to a close on the Sydney Cricket Ground on Monday night, when there was a marked…
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A SUPPLEMENTARY show in connection with the recent Presbyterian flower show was held in the Town Hall, on Friday afternoon and evening last, in order to give those…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Retaliation or Fair Trade
Sir Edward Clarke, speaking at Edinburgh said that if the unfortunate name of rotaliation were abandoned and fair trade advocated the unionists would convince the great…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Show Ground What Our Member Has Done
THE President of the "Murrumburrah P. A. and 1. Association (Dr. Heggaton) and Mr. Miles Murphy (Secretary) have been in communication…
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