The Muswellbrook Show
Official announcements in to-day's Times again make known the fact that the annual exhibition of the Upper Hunter P. and A. Association will be held at…
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The Coming Show
WE again make known the fact that the annual exhibition of the Upper Hunter P. and A. Association is to be held at Muswellbrook on Wednesday,…
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One of the extraordinary meetings of the above, rendered necessary by the near approach of the show, was held on Friday afternoon. Present:…
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MUSWELLBROOK, Tuesday afternoon. Beautiful weather now prevailing; all sign of rain gone The town is full of visitors, and everything is most promising…
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As stated in our last issue the attendance at the Maitland Show was large, and greatly in excess of that of the two previous days. The takings up…
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AS stated in Friday's issue, the exhibition of School work, and music, and elocution competition to be held on Friday and Saturday next, in…
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The District,—You will seo what the district can do in spite of spells of unusually dry weather. Until the last rain a few portions were to an…
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The weather for the opening of the Upper Hunter Pastoral and Agricultural Association's twenty-third show was must unfavourable, light rain falling continously since 9 o'clock this morning. Yesterday…
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The Muswellbrook Show opened under unfavorable conditions, as rain of a light nature had fallen continuously since an early hour yesterday…
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The twenty-third Annual Show of the Upper Hunter Pastoral and Agricultural Association, which had been looked forward to with great interest for some weeks past by the people of this…
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At a meeting of the above association yesterday afternoon there were present—Messrs. S. Clift (president), R. Scobie, R. F. Graham, H. Croaker, John Rourke, M. Winter,…
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The keenest interest was manifested on Thursday in the driving and jumping events at the Muswellbrook Show, and despite the rain that continued to fall, a large number of people…
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THE above was officially opened this afternoon by the Rev. P. Norman, one of the Vice-Presidents of the Institution, in the unavoidable…
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THREE of the pastoral and agricultural associations of the North which have held their annual exhibitions during the past fortnight encountered…
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A meeting of this association was held on Thursday. There were present—Messrs. S. Clift (president), R. Scobie, R. F. Graham, H. Croaker, John Rourke, M. Winter…
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In the classes for merino sheep at the Muswellbrook Show, Mr. B. Haydon, of Bloomfield, Blandford, was again the most successful exhibitor, securing four first…
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The show was continued on Friday in more favourable conditions than on any of the preceding days, for the sun shone brightly, almost too ardently, in fact, for the atmosphere was…
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We take "pleasure in drawing our readers attention to Paling's advertisements in our business columns, in which they announce mat they trill oat…
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Despite the adverse weather conditions' experienced'at the Muswellbrook Show, which militated "against the attendance of visitors, and rendered…
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