The Show
The Singleton Show opens to-morrow, but there does not seem that bustle and animation in town that generally heralds that important annual event. On the…
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The Singleton Show. a Auspicious Opening. Singleton
The thirty-sixth annual show of the Northern Agricultural Association, which is to extend over three days, was commenced to—day in the most auspicious circumstances,…
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The 36th Show of the Northern Agricultural Association opened under auspicious circumstances, so far as the weather was concerned. The day was an ideal one,…
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Travellers from cities' smoke [?] grown bush assembled pletifu[?] and gimgleton on Thursday for the [?] at Sintown yelept the city of [?] of the…
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THE thirty-sixth annual exhibition of the Northern Agricultural Association opened on Wednesday last, and was continued yesterday and…
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Despite the enticing weather provided for the second day's operations of the Northern Agricultural Association there was a great falling off in the attendance, the receipts…
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Thursday, the second day of the Singleton Show, broke quite as auspiciously as its predecessor. Hardly a cloudlet dimmed the horizon, the sun's…
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THE 36th Show of the Northern Agricultural Association opened under favourable conditions on Wednesday last and was continued on Thursday…
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Sales of fat stock were conducted by Messrs H. York and Sons. A great many fat cattle were offered in the presence of a fairly large attendance of buyers, and…
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No more favourable weather conditions could have been wished for than those which prevailed for the annual exhibition under the auspices of the Northern Agricultural…
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The attendance at the Singleton Show last week of visitors, by rail is given in the following returns:—On Thursday, the principal Show day, 1509 passengers arrived…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Late Show. (To The Editor of the Singleton Argus.)
As a visitor to your late Show, I would like to pass a few remarks in regard to the same. I have visited your Show for twenty-four years at…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →N.A.A. SHOW. Fine Art Section. (To the Editor of the Singleton Argus)
Sir,—Our Show is over, and its lessons for good or bad with it. I suppose it is admitted that to create a Show we require the exhibits both for…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our Singleton Letter. Police Court.—monday, (Before Messrs. E. A. L Sh[?], and A. Grainger and H. york
Maintenance.—Mrs. Sarah pearce her husband, Arthur Pearce, with be without means of support, Mr. [?] peared for the complainant, and [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →N.A.A. SHOW. Fine Arts Section. (To the Editor of the Singleton Argus.)
Sir,—In Tuesday's issue of your journal a correspondent complains that a drawing from the Singleton Technical Drawing Class was "laid…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Singleton Police Court. Tuesday, September 13Th, 1904. (Before Messrs E. A. L. Sharpe, P.M., A. Grainger and H. York, Js.P.) Maintenance Case
Sarah Pearce v Arthur G. Pearce. Mr Cragg for plaintiff, Mr Shaw for defendant. Sarah Pearce, the plaintiff, deposed…
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A meeting of [?] Messrs G. A. Mockay (in chair, A Henny, F. A. Hooke, J. Freziers…
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Despite the enticing weather provided for the second day's operations of the Northern Agricultural Association there was a great falling off in the attendance. the receipts…
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Sir,—The "Mercury" of 13th instant contains a report of the annual meeting of the Hunter River District Cricket Association, and the president of that association, Mr…
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