Wollongong A., H., and I. Association. the Annual Show. First Day
The show opened yesterday under the most favorable auspices. On Tuesday, evening, and even early yesterday morning, the sky was obscured by heavy,…
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Wollongong Annual Show
THE Agricultural Association's Exhibition was opened on Wednesday. Threatening clouds indicating rain hung about during the day, but gradually disappeared and…
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Unfortunately for the committee of management and for a large number of intending patrons, the clerk of the weather was in a very capricious mood on the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Cost of a Lie. Chapter Xxvi. Loughton Fair
Once a year, and it is always in the last week in April that it takes place, there is a fair held in the queer little old-fashioned town of Loughton. The…
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We understand that a grand chrysanthemum show will be held in the coming autumn by the Wollongong Agricultural Society in aid of the A. M. Hospital—a…
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THE eighty annual exhibition of the Berry agricultural Association opened on Wednesday with favourable weather. There was a splendid show of cattle and horses,…
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A meeting of the committee was held in the Town Hall chambers, on Thursday evening. Present—Messrs. J.W. Hosking (presiding), J.A. Beatson, R. Finlayson,…
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THE eighth annual exhibition came off at Berry on Wednesday Thursday, and Friday. The weather on Wednesday proved an agreeable surprise to most…
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THE eighth annual exhibition in connection with the above was held on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday last, there being fully 1000 people on the ground on Wednesday,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mr. D. L. Dymook's Speech at the Berry Show
MR. D. L. DYMOOK, in responding on behalf of "The Judges," expressed pleasure at the magnificent show of cattle exhibited on the ground that day which…
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At the Berry show, last week, Mr. D. L. Dymock, in responding to the toast of the "Judges," said that in the district embraced by the Kiama, Berry, and Albion…
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THE seventeenth annual exhibition of the Shoalhaven A. and H. Association opened to-day under favourable circumstance, the day being cool and cloudy. The attendance…
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Adverting to the matter of the "champion" show, which some of the speakers had introduced in the course of their remarks, Mr. Morton, M.P., at the…
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In a small, scantily-furnished sitting-room, high up in one of the flats lately built for the accommodation of necessitous, hard-working gentlewomen,…
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The Picton Show last week was a great success in every respect, thanks to the fine weather as well as other reasons. There were several competitors for the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Albion Park A. and H. Society. Annual Meeting
The fourth annual meeting of the above society was held in the Carrington Hall, on Friday evening last. Present—John Fraser, Esq., (president), Mr. T…
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"Heigho!" the Later exclaimed, at last, in a despairing tone, 'there dosen't seem anything likely to suit me! They all want middle-aged ladies. If only I…
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"Do you know if there is any conveyance to meet me from the Towers?" The station-master of the small country station at Hentypool started at the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Albion Park A. and H. Society. Annual Meeting
THE fourth annual meeting of the above society was held in the Carrington Hall on Friday evening last, Present — John Fraser, Esq. (president), Mr. T. Armstrong,…
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AND how, Miss Danvers, if you can give me a few moments, I should like to show you the kind of work you are going to be kind enough to do for me."…
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