The Mail land Show
The 49th annual exhibition of the [?]unter River Agricultural Society opens on Tuesday next, 23rd inst, on the society’s spacious ground, West…
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The Newcastle Show. Record Attendance
The Newcastle annual show was continued on Friday and Saturday. On Friday the attendance was estimated at upwards of 10,000. The takings for the day totalled…
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Probably the most attractive exhibits at the above great show recently closed, were those from the Deniliquin Stud Park and Wanganella Estates,…
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A great Aero Exhibition of aeroplanes, dirigibles, and balloons has been opened at the Olympia…
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The annual event of the Maitland Show with its excitements, amusements, and social festivitis, and its pleasant break to the usual routine has again come round. Maitland, for…
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On Wednesday night the committee of the H. R. A. and H. Association will present a first-class vandeville and moving picture programme to their patrons. The exhibition will be open to the public…
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The spacious grounds of the Hunter River Agricultural and Horticultural Association were a scene of considerable activity to-day, when preparations were entered upon in connection…
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During the week the show will be the means of attracting many thousands of visitors to the town, and doubtless among the number will be many undesirables, so…
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The Hunter River Agricultural and Horticultural Association is one of the standing monuments of the success which inevitably awaits the industry of the strenuous…
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Yesterday, by a substantial majority, the members of the Northern Agricultural Society decided to postpone this year's show, fixed for August next, until…
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A correspondent, signing himself "Old Judge," writes re "Looker On's strictures in connection with the judging at the recent Newcastle show. He considers the judging was equal to the average…
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THE residents of the Upper Hunter arc now looking forward with cagerness and expectation to the coming Show, to be opened at Muswellbrook…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Sydney Show. Entries Total 7000
The Secretary of the Royal Agricultural Society has been able to make a rough estimate of the actual number of entries which have been made for the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →No Show This Year a Change to the Autumn
A special general meeting of members of the Northern Agricutural Association was held yesterday morning at the Council Chambers, the principal business…
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BY a substantial majority the members of the Northern Agricultural Society decided to postpone this year's show, fixed for August next, until the autumn…
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The abandonment of the Singleton show for the present year will cause general surprise because if any memory serves me rightly, it is I think the first time such a…
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The residents of the Upper Hunter are now looking forward with eagerness and expectation to the coming Show, to be opened at Muswellbrook on the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Maitland Show. Second Day Beautiful Weather and a Great Attendance. Additional Awards
Maitland Show was continued to-day in the pleasant conditions imaginable, unless it was that the heat was too prominent, for the sun shone down from an azure sky, unbroken by the…
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The forty-ninth annual exhibition of the Hunter River Agricultural and Horticultural Association was opened at Maitalnd on Tuesday in fine weather…
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Major Hall, the great 14 hands Pony, owned by Messrs. G. and E. Ireland, of Newcastle, did a mile at his best pace at the request of the committee. Major Hall,…
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