Women's Work Exhibition
The general elections have overshadowed everything else during this week for the general public, or else more notice would have been taken of the Exhibition of…
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Martini's Buckjumping Show
Martini's great show of buck jumpers and roughriders is with us again, but on this occasion, alas, Martini is absent, and never again will his genial presence be evident to…
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Martini's popular Buckjumping Show was again largely patronised last evening. The audience included a good sprinkling of the fair sex, who with others were provided with chairs in the front part…
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Matters in connection with the Scotch Fair to be hold in the Town Hall on. Wednesday and Thursday next are, we understand well in hand. The committee of…
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The attendance at tho closing performance for the season of Martini's' buckjumpers and roughriders last evening was not as large at the merit of the show demanded, but a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Local and General. Gosford Flower Show
The annual wild flower and fern show will be opened at Gosford on Friday, and continued on Saturday next, when an attractive display of tho floral products of the district will be presented…
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At the International Exhibition held recently in New Zealand, it will be remembered that Mrs. Joseph Cook, of East Maitland, obtained a first-class award for a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Scene at a Boxing Match. Disgraceful Exhibition
Lung and Ruenalf fought on Monday night at Broken Hill for a £150 purse and the heavyweight championship of Australia. Lang weighed 13st, and…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Scene at a Boxing Match Disgraceful Exhibition
LONG and Ru[?] fought to Monday night at Broken Hill for a purse of £150 and the heavy weight championship of Australia. Lang weighted 13st…
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A "guid auld Scotch fair" will be opened in the Town Hall on Wednesday afternoon next at 3 o'clock by the Rev Alex. Smith, of East Maitland Preparations have been making for the event for…
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The "Auld Scotch Fair," which is to be opened in the Town Hall on Wednesday afternoon, is attracting considerable attention, and a large gathering is anticipated…
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[?] cablegram to the "Tribune" stated that [?] I.A. Cagblan, Agent-General for New South Wales, telegraphed to his Government [?] to the hostile character of the tariff…
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The "Guid auld Scotch Fair" is to be opened at the Town Hall' to-morrow (Wednesday) afternoon by the Rev. Alex. Smith, of East Maitland, and will be continued in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Guid Auld Scotch Fair. an Attractive Display
As was indicated by a sign in told lettering above the proscenium at the Town Hall, there was a regular "Gathering o' the Clans" in the spacious building this…
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There were many visitors to the Guid Auld Scotch Pair in the Town Hall last evening, when admiration was expressed at the artistically-arranged and well-stocked stalls, and the…
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The Guid Auld Scotch Fair, which was opened in the Town Hall on Wednesday afternoon, in connertion with the Presbyterian Church, was last night brought to a…
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One of the greatest mediaeval fairs was established by William the Conqueror at Winchester on St. Giles' Down. We need not linger over its rise and decline, but a few of the particulars…
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One of the greatest mediaeval fairs was es-tablished by William the Conqueror at Winchest-er on St. Giles Down. We need not linger over its rise ami decline, but a few of the particulars…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Humour the Busin Exhibition
A welcome relief to the strenuous of the Business Exhibition was [?] afforded by touches of humour. [?] some humorous incidents told in the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Durham A. and H Association
The usual quarterly meeting of the members of the above was held in the School of Arts on Thursday afternoon last, there being present Messrs G. A…
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