Hospital Carnival and Gymkhana
The president (Mr. H. Kentrell) and secretary (Mr. Wren) of the Commercial Travellers' Association of N.S.W. were in town on Thursday making preliminary arrangements for the above…
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Shows & fairs, 1916
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Gunning Show. Gunning
The 20th annual show of the Gunning Pastoral, Agricultural, and Industrial Society opened on Wednesday in ideal weather. The beautiful grounds were looking their best after…
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Those interested are reminded that entries for the above which takes place on Thursday and Friday next, close with…
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An error occurs in the special prize advertisement which appears on page 5. Section M. class II., should read section "N." Heavy rain fell in the neighbourhood of…
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Moss Vale, Thursday.—The 33rd annual show of the Berrima District A. H. and I. Society was opened to-day by the Governor (Sir Gerald Strickland). The morning opened with heavy…
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At the above show on Thursday, Mr. W. Hewes (Crookswell) scored first and champion for Black Orphington hen. He…
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The annual show of the Taralga A., P., and H. Association will be held on Thursday and Friday next, and no doubt will be as successful no as its predecessor. Taralga district can…
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The A., P., and H. Society's show opened to-day in fine weather with a good attendance. The exhibition compares favourably with those of previous years. The farm produce, fruit and…
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Special attention is drawn to the cricket match, Military Camp against Goulburn, which takes place this afternoon. Apart from the object of the match, which will appeal to every…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fair Rents Court. First Case
The first case called in this newly-constituted court was one in which the-plaintiff, James Fingleton, M.L.A., applied for a reduction of the rent he paid (18/ per week) for a 5-roomed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Can Young Grow Fruit P Lessons of the Fruit Show. Great Future for Industry
The fruit show of 1916 has come and gone, and after the unusual excitement and bustle for the "man on the land" it behoves him to sit down…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday Mr. Perry inquired if the Attorney-General would give instructions to the Crown Solicitor to apply for an injunction to restrain Ministers from…
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Given favourable weather, the military moonlight carnival, fixed for Monday next, should be one of the most attractive events held in Goulburn for many years. It was not realised…
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The show concluded on Friday under the most favourable conditions. The attendance was easily a record, and included a large number of visitors, among whom were the Federal and…
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Alice E. Thomsen, of 6 Short-street, Darlinghurst, applied to the Court on Wednesday to have the present rent (14/ weekly) she was paying to R. D. Shaw, Challis House, reduced…
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In connection with the Red Cross Miss Ruth Chisholm will be at Young next week to give instruction to a class of young ladies, who have…
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Dorothea Page, of 14 Foley-street, Darlinghurst, appealed on Thursday for a reduction in her rent of the house occupied by her. The case was part head on the previous day, and…
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Cricketers, footballers, tennis players, golfers, boxers—in fact all good sports of the present [?]r past generations-with their wives, sisters, cousins, and aunts, should roll up in force to…
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Goulburn, Friday.--An investor who had decided to build 12 houses, at a cost of about £7000, abandoned bio intention when he saw the provisions of the…
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The weight of the bullock which was the subject of the guessing competition was 652 lb. Messrs. D. Cameron, Curraweela, and Dan Mc Donald, Tarlo, guessed the exact weight, and…
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