Our Singleton Letter. the Show
Singleton's great annual carnival—the forty—first show—is now a thing of the past and the committee can congratulate themselves upon its success. That it was not…
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Supers Horses at Dublin Show. Picked Specimens of the Would
Halls Bridge, Dublin, is the hub of the world for those who buy or admire horses. The Horse Show. which opened on August 24, in genial weather. has been advertised and…
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To-morrow the Newcastle Agricultural, Horticultural, and Industrial Association will open the first of what may eventually prove a series of Spring shows, as adjuncts to the society's to the society's…
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The usual monthly meeting was hold on Tuesday afternoon last at the School of Arts, when there were, present—Messrs. Jos. Abbott,…
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The Newcastle Agricultural, Horticultural and Industrial Association can by no stretch of imagination be described us a lucky society, for up to the present it has completed…
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Matters in connection with the Kittle Fair to be held in the Town Hall on October 27. 28, and 29 are drawing near their [?] stage. The ladies have been…
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At the Bathurst Spring Show, Mr A. Judd, one of the best-known horseowners In the State fell foul of the ring officials. His horse Sunrise and Mr P. N. Shoa's…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →[?] Spring Show. [?] AWARDS. [?] Reporter). [?]
[?] Agricultural. Horticultural. [?] Association. concluded its [?] in circumstances which [?] lavourite of…
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[?] annual show of the Northers Agricultural Association was concluded to-day in the most pleasant circumstances, the weather being again beautifully fine and bright, whilst…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Newcastle Spring Show. Trotting Events
The Newcastle Agricultural society's spring show concluded on saturday, in the presence of a fairly large attendance, The opening ceremony was performed by…
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The quarterly meeting of the committee of the [?] Agricultural Association was held on Saturday, when there were present :-Messrs. H. York (president),J…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Iernce Flying Carnival. Crowds Wreck A. Station. London. Oct. 11
[?] which will extend over [?] is proceeding at Juvisy 14 [?] Paris. M. Latham. M. Paul[?] aviators have made flights…
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[?] Corporation of Doncaster has organ [?] an avlation week, starting on Friday. The [?] to he paid Mr. S. F. Cody, who [?] superimenting on behalf og the War…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →French Flying Carnival. Crowds Wreck a Station. London
A flying carnival, which will extend over a fortnight, is proceeding at Juvisy, 14 miles from Paris. M. Latham, M. Paulhan, and other aviators, have made…
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A pleasant time is promised those visiting the Kiltie Fair to be held in the Town Hall on October 27th, 28th. and 29th. Special efforts have been put forth to make the Fair attractive and a source of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Newcastle Spring Show. Good Exhibition and Dull Weather. Newcastle
The Newcastle Agricultural, Horticultural and Industrial Association can by no stretch of imagination be described as a lucky society, for up to the present it has completed…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Superb Horses at Dublin Show. Picked Specimens of the World
Balls Bridge, Dublin, is the hub of the world for those who buy or admire horses. The horse Show, which opened on August 24, in genial weather, has been advertised and…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →The Aviation Carnival. (By Cable). London
The aviation carnival at Doncaster on Suturday was a great success. Two of the competitors covered 5½ miles in 11¼ minutes…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Aviation Exhibition. an Old Racecourse Used. London, Oct. 18
[?] used the St. Leger course in [?] It is estimated that there [?] and 100,000 spectators [?] The wind, which generally had a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Aviation Exhibition. [?] Performances. London. Oct. 19
[?] a Russian, aboard a [?]oplaned from Juvisy to [?] passed over the Eiffel [?] of 1200ft., and then…
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