Cycling Carnival
The country championship carnival was opened in Sydney. on Thursday night. The country championship, which promised to be a good race between the Newcastle riders, A. T. Taylor…
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Shows & fairs, 1914
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Goulburn Show
The Goulburn Show will commence on Thursday next, and will continue on Friday and Saturday. The opening ceremony will be performed on the second day by Mr. A. G. James,…
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The above carnival should, with the programme arranged, prove very successful, providing the weather is favourable. The maypole display should be a very interesting item…
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Competitors are remained that entries for all events close at the Empire Theatre to-night. The assistant secretary (Mr. Rosewarn) will he in attendance till 9 o'clock. The special…
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Officials.—President, Mr. A. L. Faithfull; vice-presidents, Messrs. W. A. Martin, A. R. Maple-Brown, W. Wood, and A. A. Dalglish; hon. treasurer; Mr. H. O'Brien;…
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The annual Harvest Festival Fancy Fair in connection with the Crookwell Methodist Church was commenced on Sunday last, and continued on…
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The special attractions for the Eight-hour Carnival on Friday evening next are advertised to-day. From the National Amphitheatre Toohoy and Barney, comedy acrobatic artiste,…
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The secretary of the Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales desires to state that through an error on his part the opening dates of the show were incorrectly published in…
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The third day of the Goulburn Show was entered upon to-day. The morning broke beautifully fine and clear after the previous night's rain. The ground within the ring was very…
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Officials.—President, Mr. A. L. Faithfull; vice-presidents, Messrs. W. A. Martin, A. R. Maple-Brown, W. Wood, and A. A. Dalglish; hon. treasurer, Mr. H. O'Brien;…
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The second day of the show opened under most adverse conditions. Heavy rain fell during the night and an occasional shower swept over the ground during the morning and made…
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The 36th annual show of the Crookwell A. P. and H. Society will be held on Thursday and Friday next, and promises to be carried to a successful…
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The cattle and sheep which were the objects of the guessing competitions at the show were slaughtered on Monday and the cancases weighed, the latter operation being carried out under…
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The show was concluded on Saturday afternoon:— There was speculation on the ground as to whether the rain would prevent the jumping…
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Dear Sir,—The need of more grandstand and other accommodation on our showground was very evident at our late show. The lavatories, etc., are quite inadequate. Our district is…
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Owing to the disappointment occasioned by the abandoning of the flag races at the recent show in Goulburn, a few enthusiastic supporters of the Agricultural Society have decided to…
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The second Eight-hour Night Carnival will be held to-morrow (Friday) evening on the showground, when, in addition to cycling, wood chopping, and foot racing, special attractions…
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The Secretary of the Royal Agricultural Society, of New South Wales desires to state that through an error on his part, the opening dates of the…
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The second of the night carnivale promoted by the Goulburn Eight Hour Association was held at the showground on Friday night arid proved successful, though the attendance was…
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Office --bearers:-- President, S. Callen; vices presidents. Messrs Nixon, McCormack and Baxter; treasurer, C. T. Clifton; secretary, J. Huxley; committee, Messrs Anderson, Benssley (Westwood), Boys, Craig, Cullen, Cady,…
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