The Latest. Taralga Show. Taralga
To-day was the first day of the Taralga Show. The weather is glorious, and everything looks well after the rain. A record has been established as regards entries, there being 300 more…
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Shows & fairs, 1914
168 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 4 of 9
City Band Carnival
The City Band held a continental on the showground on Friday night in aid of the band's funds. The night was a perfect one, and was ideal for such a function. There was a…
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Officials.—President, Mr. A. B. Pearce; vice-presidents, Messrs. J. J. Walsh, W. J. Cree, and J. Fitzgibbon; secretary, Mr. Geo. C. Goodhew; committee, Messrs. W. J. Cree, M…
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At the 1914 Show of the Cooma P. and A. Association the following prizes for School work were awarded to pupils of Yass District School :…
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The Royal Easter Show was officially opened by the Governor on Wednesday. There was a large gathering at the show banquet. Sir John Forrest spoke of the necessity for irrigating the…
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The weather for the second day of the Show was all that could be desired, and there was a very large attendance, including many visitors from all round the district. Judging started in…
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The show of the Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales opened in the society's grounds, Moore Park, on Tuesday; and will be continued until next Wednesday…
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I hope to see the person who makes a fortune from foreign investments brought in to help to relieve the burden upon the local ratepayer.—…
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The attendance at the show on Thursday reached record figure for a third day, 26,500 persons going through the turnstiles, as compared with 25,000 for the corresponding day…
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The Royal Show was continued on Friday. Being a public holiday it was really the first big day as regards attendance. Crowds flocked to the ground in the afternoon, and the total…
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A bolting horse careering madly round the showground on Friday morning was responsible of twelve people being injured. It appears that the animal, a blood mare, bay colour, was…
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William White, 38, a horseman, met with a fatal accident at the showground on Thursday afternoon. White was a married man living in. Dowling-street, Moore…
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The attendance on Tuesday numbered 28,000 and the takings were £1145. The attendance since the opening was 606,450, the total takings being £12,955; The attendance is over 20,000…
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The Royal Show again attracted c a large crowd on Saturday, the weather being ideal. The attendance was estimated at 55,000, which is a record for the fifth day. The ring events…
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The organising activity, and [?]ity, which Mr. Somer and his [?] devoted for months to preparation for the carnival, and the zealous…
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There wore seven entries fur the polo pony, the ponies not to exceed 14.2 hands. The stewards made each comneti[?] go through his paces, then the…
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The A., P., and H. Society is holding a sports meeting on Friday afternoon for the purpose of deciding a number of events that could not be held at the recent show because of the…
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Sir,—Just a space in your valuable issue to refer to judging at Taralga Show. In the trot, which was left until almost dark, three horses happened to be left in the final, which was won…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Goulburn A., P., and H. Society. Important Decisions
A meeting of the committee of the, A., P., and H. Association was held on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. W. A. Martin, vice-president, in the chair. It was decided that a ball be held in…
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The Kangiara correspondent of the "Tribune" writes:— The Pyrites Company, Ltd., which bought the Kangiara wine from the old company, has non…
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