Show Schedule
The contract of printing the show schedule is at present being carried out at the "Hawkesbury Herald" office, and we hope to complete same…
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Shows & fairs, 1903
24 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers · page 1 of 2
Palace .Emporium Swimming Carnival
THE employees of Messrs Anthony Hordern and son have a flourishing Swimming Club, and their annual Club Championship will take place to-day…
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The annual swimming carnival held under the auspices of the Palace Emporium Swimming Club, Sydney, was held at Windsor on Saturday…
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Something like fifty visitors came to Windsor on Saturday last by the afternoon train, and the annual carnival, of the Palace Emporium Swimming Club took place in the Hawkesbury River…
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THE postponed swimming carnival for medals kindly presented by Mr C. J. E Forssberg, J.P. came off in the river near Mr D Mayne's wharf on Wednesday afternoon. There was a crowd of 400…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →The Hawkesbury Herald. Windsor, Friday, Mar. 13,1903. LOCAL & General Items. H. D. A. A. SHOW
The 24th annual show of the H. D. A. Association takes place on May 7, 8, and 9th, 1903. Nearly £700 will be alloted in prizes. The entries…
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The following prizes hare been brought to the district from the Boyal Agricultural Society's Show; Blood stallion, 4 years and over…
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THE annual exhibition in connection with the Royal Agricultural Society opened at Moore Park, Sydney, on Wednesday Many Hawkes bury exhibits were entered, and a great number of…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Hawkesbury Herald. Windsor, Friday, Ap. 17, 1903. the Hawkesbury Show
The occasion is gradually approaching on which is annually celebrated the most important and attractive event in the history of the…
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ADDITIONAL prizes gained by local exhibitors at the Royal Agricultural Society's Easter Show in Sydney:— Special prize, collection of maize, not…
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We intended posting with each copy of this issue a special supplement re the Sydney Show, but the newfangled, arbitrary postal regulations…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Hawkesbury Herald. Windsor, Friday, May 1, 1903. the Hawkesbury Show
The great event of the year, as far as the Hawkesbury district ie concerned — that of the 24th annual exhibition of the Hawkesbury…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Hawkesbury District Show. the H.D.A. ASSOCIATION'S. 24th Annual Exhibition. Officially Opened by the President, Mr. Brinsley Hall, M.L.A. Another Huge Success—2604 Entries. Magnificent Display Of.fruit and Farm Produce. Bug Flat Bob" on the Show
Ho! Yeomen of the Hawkesbury! Ye farmers of the plains!— Permit the bard to hail you in sweet poesy's tuneful strains. Excuse the wild-eyed poet if your praises he should blow, In referring to the triumphs you achieved at this here show…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Hawkesbury's Annual Show. 24th Annual Exhibition. a Wet and Sloppy Show. Poor Attendance on Opening Day
THE 24th annual exhibition of the Hawkesbury District Agricultural Association opened on Thursday under most unfavorable weather conditions, and in the presence…
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The annual show ball organised by the committee of the Windsor Social Glub, and held in Mr. J. O'Brien's Union hall, on the second night of the…
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The Hawkesbury show of 1903 is an event of the past, and may be calculated as one of the most memorable for many reasons. May, the month…
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Sir,—In the classes of stallions and mares suitable for breeding remounts, at the recent show at Clarendon, I think it would be a step in the right…
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A blinding rain set in about 3 p.m., and continued for an hour, flooding the grounds and causing a postponement till next day of all further jumping and trotting. The attendance was nothing to…
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Sir,—In the classes of stallions and mares suitable for breeding re mounts at the recent Show, I think it would be a step in the right direction if it were stated what the re mounts were for The…
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NOTWITHSTANDING the deluge on Friday afternoon, a splendid house greeted the efforts of the committee to augment the funds of the institu[?]ion Mrs Collett, the wife of the President, had enlisted…
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