Latest Telegrams. Muswellbrook Show. Muswellbrook
ALL arrangements in connection with the forthcoming exhibition, to be held on the 16th and 17th May next, are complete. The grounds are in splendid…
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The Williams River Agricultural Association. the Eighth Annual Show. Dungog
The fortunate circumstances which marked the opening of the eighth show of the Williams River Agricultural and Horticultural Association were continued to-day, for the day was one as if made to…
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The morning of Wednesday was gloomy, and foreboding enough to repress the enthusiasm of the Committee of the above Association, and to…
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The eighth exhibition of the Williams River Agricultural aDd Horticultural Association has been added to the past ami left behind it very pleasant memories of a highly successful reunion…
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The attention of our renders is directed to the announcement in our advertising columns of the annual exhibition to be held under the auspices of the Upper…
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The eighth exhibition of the Williams River Agricultural and Horticultural Association has been added to the past and left behind it very pleasant memories of a highly successful reunion…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Rights of Wowen. The Wrongs of Men. New Zealand's Lady Mayer. How She Runs the Show
THEY have lively times with Sirs Tales, the lady Mayor, at Onehunga, sometimes, it would seem. Previous reports have indicated-how. she rules…
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There promises to be a brilliant assemblage in the Town Hall this evening, when the bazaar and fancy fair arranged to enrich the building fund of St. John's Boys' arid Girls' Schools will be officially…
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An adjourned meeting of the Committee of the Hunter River Agricultural and Horticultural Association was held in the Council Chamber, Town Hall, yesterday afternoon. There were present—…
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The fancy fair in aid of St. John's Boys and Girls schools, for which elaborate preparations have been making for a considerable time past by the ladies of St. John's congregation and their friends…
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Not since the inauguration of the Williams River Agriculture and Horticultural Association's annual shows, has there been an exhibition held under…
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ENTRIES for the forthcoming exhibition on the 16th and 17th inst. closed on Wednesday; 2500 were received, thus exceeding all previous years. In…
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In the City Council to-day, a motion to convert the Exhibition Building at Prince Alfred Park into a salt water owitnming baths, was rejected, by 14…
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This fair at the Town Hall was well attended last evening, though the crash was not more than half as great as it was on the opening night. The attendance must be looked upon as very…
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Notwithstanding the unfavourable state of the weather last evening, the attendance at St. John's Fancy Fair at the Town Hall was quite as good as that of the previous evening, and business was…
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The truth of the saying that "nothing succeeds like success" was amply and pleasantly demonstrated last evening at St. John's Fancy Fair at the Town Hall, which was again densely crowded…
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This evening at half-past seven his Lordship the Bishop of Newcastle will declare open in the Mechanics' Institute, East Maitland, a Chrysanthemum Show in aid of St. Peter's Church. A concert…
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Another large attendance has to be recorded for the fancy fair at the Town Hall, in which the greatest interest is still being maintained. The hall was as densely crowded last evening as upon…
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The show, which we briefly described yesterday, was opened last evening by the Lord Bishop of Newcastle, ia the presence of a goodly number of visitors. The purpose of the entertainment was to…
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It has been decided by Father O'Donohue to keep the fancy fair in aid of St. John's Schools open for another couple of nights, that an opportunity may be had to dispose of the articles still…
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