Dungog Show. Opening Day. Big Increase in Entries
The thirty-fourth annual show of the Dungog Agricultural and Horticultural Association opened to-day in cloudy weather. The entries total…
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Awards at Kurri Kurri Show
Mrs W. G. Bailey, of Singleton, gained first prizes at Kurri Kurri show last week for painting in oil any subject), all comers: painting in oil (fruit or…
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The situation of the Dungog Snow Ground is not the best; and this-fact the members of the committee fire fully aware. They have been endeavouring…
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The heavy rain which fell in many parts of the district did not, fortunately for the Dungog Show, fall in the town of Dungog. The only rain there…
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On the Maitland Show Ground to-morrow the cricket match L. Moore's XI. v. R. L. Lindsay's XL will be decided. Play starts at 2.30 p.m…
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A meeting of those interested in arranging and carrying out matters in connection with the coming hospital carnival in John-street is called for Monday, at…
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The Minister for Education (Mr. D. Match) attended the An[?] ceremony at the Burwool [?] School on Monday afternoon…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Lo[?] and General News the Scots Fair
The Scots' Fair held in St. John's School hall on Wednesday last attracted a large attendance in the afternoon, when the opening ceremony…
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Two Singleton exhibitors, Mrs Harry Wright, and Mrs W. G. Bailey, had a very large measure of success with their entries at the Dungog Show this week…
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The annual show under the auspices of the Kurri Kurri Society was opened last week. The poultry, pigeon, and canary…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Dungog Show. Increase in Exhibits. Dungog
The thirty-fourth annual show of [?] Dungog Agricultural and Horticultural Association opened to-day in [?] weather. The entries total…
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Secretary W. H. Green is to bo complimented upon his efficient work in connection with the show. He had everything at his finger tips and…
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There were a large number of extra exhibits on the ground which atracted considerabe attention. Messrs Davey and Olsen were showing two…
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A well-attended meeting was held in the Mechanics' Institute on Monday afternoon, in response to a notice in these columns, when the following were…
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The weight-estimating competition at the Dungog Show resulted in eight competitors coming within a pound of the correct weight of the bullock,…
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Attention is directed to an advt. in this issue regarding the N.A.A. sports and village fair to be held, on the showground on Saturday next, 14th inst., in…
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To definitely decide what action should be taKen in connection with the recommendation of the Committee of Management: "That the Show Ground…
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The heavy ruin which fell in many parts of the district did not, fortunately for the Dungog Show, fall in the town of Dungog. The only rain there…
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It is advertised in this issue that a meeting of the committee, stallholders, and others interested in the forthcoming hospital carnival, will be held at the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Memorial Carnival. and What It Returned. "Time Lid Was Put Down." Sydney
The carnival recently held in Rushcutter's Bay Park in aid of the Woollahra-Paddington troop of boy scouts memorial hall was referred to…
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