Flower and Cookery Show
The flower and cookery show in connection with the Presbyterian Church will be held on Saturday Nov. 12, instead of Wednesday, Nov. 9, as previously advertised. Owing to the Saturday half…
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Dicken's Fair
A fair in aid of the congregational organ fund will be held in the Town Hall on November 16, 17, and 18. Great preparations are being made for the event, which promises to be…
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The entries for the forthcoming show of the Northern Agricultural Association closed on Wednesday and the secretary (Mr F. A. Bennett) has since been buslly…
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The people who have visited the Japan-British Exhibition number 5,260,000…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Singleton Show. Record Entries Singleton, Monday afternoon
Entries for the Northern Agricultural Association's Show next week total 3256, establishing a record in the history of the Association, and being 554 ahead of last year's total. All classes have…
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Mr F. A. Bennett, secretary of the Northern Agricultural Association, in formed us yesterday afternoon that the entries for the show next week total 3256,…
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The annual show of the Northern Agricultural Association will be held on the new Show Ground on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday next, Thursday (the second day…
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Mr. Graham White gained first place in five contests at Boston. His best time for five miles was 6m 1s…
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Included in the awards at the Buenos Ayres Exhibition are two first prizes, each for fruits, to Messrs. Frunkey and Jacques, and one for preserves to Mr. Kirkpatrick…
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A commonwealth fair will be conducted by the Salvation Army, East Maitland, on Thursday and Friday, 22nd nd 23rd inst. The fair will be opened by Mr. J. Gillies, M.L.A., and a…
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A sensation was created in the People’s Permanent Picture Palace on Monday night last about 8.45 o’clock. While Mr M’Kern, proprietor and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Attractions During Show Week. Ashton's Circus
One of the attractions in town during show week is Ashton's circus. The name has been identified with circuses for close on halt a century, and although some of…
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The Singleton Show, which is to extend over three days, will be opened on Wednesday next, on the new show ground. The new ground is situated very close to the site of the old one…
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If the beautiful weather of to-day continues throughout the week, the first show of the Northern Agricultural Association on the new ground promises to be a big success. The ground is in…
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On Monday the committee of the H.R.A. and H. Association conducted the election of secretary, a position rendered vacant by the death of the late lamented Mr. C. J…
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Mr. Kirkpatrick, of New Zealand, has been awarded first prize at the Buenos Ayres Exhibition for an exhibit of raspberry vinegar…
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The first show of the Northern Agricultural Association, to be held on their spacious and well-appointed new show ground at Singleton, will be opened to-morrow. On Thursday—the…
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With a continuation of the present favorable weather, the forty-second show of the Northern Agricultural Association, which opens to-morrow (Wednesday.),…
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In our advertisement columns will be found announcements of arrangements as to the opening and closing of the stores of Messrs James Moore and Co., Ltd.,…
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It is officially intimated that the British Government, from motives of friendliness, will not claim damages on account of fire at the Brussels Exhibition…
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