Accident at the Show
While performing in the Maiden Hunting competition on Wednesday at the Yass Show, Mr. James Ta[?]’s Dart struck the logs heavily and came…
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Shows & fairs, 1909
225 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 4 of 12
The Show Smoke Concert
The annual smoke concert in connection with the Yass Show was held in the Oddfellows’ hall on Thursday night, a large attendance being present. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fair Hair at Eton. a Curious Fact
Anthropometry, a feature of a discussion at tho Merchant Taylors' School of the Association of Public School Science! Masters on January…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Cooma Show. W. McCLUNG, of Yass, Scoopes the Pool
At Cooma Show on Wednesday last Mr. W. McClung won every prize in these classes for strong and fine combing section, for owners of not more than 2000 sheep…
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The autumn flower show of the Horticultural Club will be held in tile Mechanics' Hall on Monday evening next, and some nice flowers and decorative exhibits will probably be on view…
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The Mayor (Alderman Holloway) has received communication from his Excellency Lord Dudley, Governor-General, stating that he cannot accept the invitation of the Council to open…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Latest. Sydney, Tuesday. Opening of the Show
The Royal Agricultural Show was opened to-day in most tavourable circumstances. There was a fairly large attendance, considering that this is only judging day…
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A number of ladies met on Tuesday afternoon last for the purpose of forming a committee for the successful carrying out of several sections in connection with the…
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The Royal Show was officially opened on Wednesday by the Governor-General. The feature of the programme was the general parade, which was one of the finest seen on the ground. Mr…
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The Royal Show was opened on Tuesday, and may practically be said to be a vast exhibition. Great improvements have been made on the ground since the last show, the most noticeable…
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THE Royal Shaw was opened on Wednesday, and may be said to be a vast exhibition. Great improvements have been made on the ground since the last…
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The Royal Show was opened on Tuesday, and may practically be said to he a vast exhibition. Great improvements have been made on the ground since the…
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Everything betokened a fete and public holiday, from the peasants in their Sunday bust to the string and brass bands playing in all directions, while…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Guillotine in Public. Carnival at the Prison Gate
Everything betokened a fete and public holiday, from the peasants in their Sunday best to the string and brass bands playing in all directions, while…
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It would seem impossible, so near perfection has the Royal Sydney Show attained, year excelling year in succession, that the present occasion can…
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The Royal Show was closed on Wednesday. It was the most successful ever held in Sydney. The attendance and takings established a record. About 5000 people…
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The attendance at the Royal Show continues to be of a record character. On Saturday £40,500 were present. The receipts were £1651, an increase of £158 17s on the…
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Wednesday was the official opening day of the show. All the efforts in the way of organising the show were apparent as a tour of the ground was made,…
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ONE of the roost interesting, ne well as instructive, parts of the recent Sydney Show, writes a Sydney correspondent, was the District Exhibits in the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Short Story. [Published by Special Arrangement.] a Fair Exchange. (By Mary Angela Dickens.) Continued
Was it her entertainment, or was it his own? After a day or two Mark hardly knew. She was so original, so responsive, so easy that he found…
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