Taralga Show
The second prize bullock of the late Taralga Show was killed on Friday last by Mr. Cecil Mooney, butcher, who purchased him at the sale. The bullock turned the scale at 1428lbs…
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Shows & fairs, 1913
168 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 5 of 9
A., P., and H. Society. the Ballot
The result of the ballot for vice-presidents and committeemen was made known at the adjourned annual meeting of the A., P., and H. Society, held in the Assembly Room at the…
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The last issue of our contemporary in referring to the coming Jubilee Show there was a Show in Yass more says fifty years ago.” We were…
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THE annual general meeting of members of the above was held at the Literary Institute's rooms on Friday afternoon last. There…
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In spite of the adverse weather conditions and counter attractions, the Black and white carnival at the skating rink on Monday night was…
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The sub-committee appointed to carry out the ball on the first night of the Jubilee Show, met on Tuesday afternoon. All preliminary matters…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A., P., AND H. SOCIETY. To the Editor
Sir,—It has been acknowleged by the committee of management for many years that the present showground, which is so centrally situated, does not provide sufficient area to…
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The annual horse show of the Royal Agricultural Society was opened at the show grounds, Sydney, on Saturday. The entries are not as numerous as last year, and on the whole the…
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Sir,—The question of what is to become of the above society is in the minds of many just now, and it is to be hoped that no drastic scheme may be followed that may eventually…
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PRESENT--Mr. N. Graham in the chair. Messrs A. Hannah, E. J. Middleton, O. Watson, L. G. Iredale, R. E. Stewart, J. E. Gordon,…
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A meeting of the ladies' committee of the above ball and carnival was held at the Empire Rooms on Wednesday, when there was nearly a full attendance of the committee. After a…
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Mr. Malone, Third Assistant Secretary in the State Department, yesterday discussed with Sir Cecil Spring Nice, the British Ambassador, the question of Britain's refusal to take port in the…
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THE following special prizes have been donated for the Murrumburrah P. A. and I. Associations Show, to be held on Sept. 23 and 24…
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AT the Show Meeting on Thursday last it was announced that Messrs B. J. Stocks, A. Hannah, J. A. Ford, and R. A. Hazlett were…
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By advertisement in another column in this issue, the Board of Control of the C.D.R.F.U. remind leaders that the sports carnival (the proceeds of…
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The juvenile fancy and poster dress skating carnival on Tuesday added another to the successful functions held by the management of the local…
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The 10th annual exhibition[?] Forbes P.A. and H. Associat[?] be held on Tuesday and Wedne[?] 19th and 20th instant, is announ[?]…
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Mr. G. G. Harris (secretary of the A., P., and H. Society) has been informed that the sum of £232 5/9, the amount of subsidy for the 1913 show, has been paid into the City Bank. Subsidy…
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The committee of the above satiety held a meeting at the Literary Institute on Saturday night, There was a large attendance, Mr. S. Cullen…
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The booth rights for the Young show on September 9, 10 and 11 were offered by Mr. J. F. Dwyor, at his rooms on Saturday. All were…
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