The Agricultural Show
SINCE a meeting was held about 18 months ago to decide where the new show ground should be located the matter has to all intents and purposes…
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Shows & fairs, 1906
366 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 6 of 19
The C.E. Flower Show
THE Committee of the Church of England Flower Show, which is to he held on May 2 and 3 met last night (Wednesday), and made final…
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On Wednesday Mr. E. G. Bray's Lord Jersey was awarded second prize at the above show, there being 28 competitors. The first prize was…
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Very energetic efforts are being made to make the various stalls at the forthcoming Orphanage fair an attractive as possible, and in aid of one of these stalls (Mrs. Loyne's) a…
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Mr. P. C. Griffiths, head gardener to Miss Faithfull, Springfield, was a very successful exhibitor ha the Sydney show. He son first prize for collection of vegetables (12 kinds),…
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The Sydney show was attended on Friday by about 60,000 persons, and the attractions were seen under the most favourable conditions. About 35,000 persons aero conveyed to the…
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In its criticism of judging day at the great Sydney show, the TELEGRAPH [?] comments upon the Murrumbidgee district exhibit in the district competion :—…
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THE Sydney show was attended on Good Friday by about 60,000 persons, and the attractions were seen under the most favourable conditions. About 35,000 persons were…
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The Sydney show was attended on Friday by about 60,000 persons, and the attractions wore seen under the most favourable conditions. About…
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A meeting of the committee of the Show Sports will be held in the Mechanics to-nigh at 8 o’clock, to appoint officials, &c., for the carrying out of the…
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The Royal Agricultural Society’s Commonwealth District Competition certificate of special merit has been awarded to Mr. T. J. Sheekey, of Yass, for…
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THE Sydney Show was attended on Good Friday by about 60,000 persons, and the attractions were seen under the most favourable conditions. About 35,000…
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THOSE who intend exhibiting at the Church of England Flower Show which will be held on May 2nd and 3rd, are reminded again that the time…
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We are pleased to note that Mr. T. J. Sheekey, cordial manufacturer of Yass has beaten all comers at the Sydney show with his cordials and aerated,…
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The Royal Society's Show closed on Thursday. The total receipts exceeded those of last year by £730. The consolation high Jumping event was open for all unplaced horses. The first prize…
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Yass was represented at the Royal Show in Sydney at Easter in several ways. Mr. D. J. Lynch was our of the poultry judges, and Mr. T.J. Sheekey…
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The Royal Agricultural Society's Show concluded on Wednesday, and the bookings for the eight days showed a record. Among the…
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