The National Juvenile Industrial Exhibition
One of the great features of the [?] holidays in the metropolis will be the opening of the National Juvenile Industrial Exhibition at Prince Alfred Park, the…
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A Fair Enemy. Chapter IV.—(Continued.)
Fain would Kitty have had Miss Danvers go in and see her mother, and stay to afternoon tea, but the latter shrank from running any unnecessary risk and…
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THE Agricultural and Pastoral Show was opened on Wednesday last at 1 o'clock by Sir John Robertson, in the presence of to the Minister for Justice,…
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MR. G. W. FULLER, M.P., said he was pleased to feel that he had been recognised that day, both by their Vice-President and themselves, as one of…
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"Hullo! Miss Danvers," he exclaimed, how are you? Better? "Yes, thank you. I am quite well again."…
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"My dear, I shall, find out what sort of person she is in two minutes, and if she turns out the designing creature I have pictured her to myself, why, from that…
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Michael bent his head and said in a low tone to Miss Danvers— "Forgive me for treating you thus peremptorily. I did it for the best. I…
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BUT I am certain I put it away as usual yesterday! There were two blocks, and the loose sheets of the third! I locked them up in my drawer!"…
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Never, since tho arrival of his guests at the Towers, hud Michael Helmsleigh shown himself so genial, light-hearted, and affable a host us he did the morning…
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The Managing Committee of this Association met on Thursday evening, there being present—Messrs. A. Campbell (presiding), W. J. Wiseman, J. A. Beatson, W…
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TRAINING fowls of all kinds for the exhibition pen is a point in their favour which cannot be over-estimated. Many pick up their young birds and send them…
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AT the opening of the Sydney Juvenile Industrial Exhibition last week, at which Lord and Lady Jersey were presented with it very, elegant address by the…
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The nominations for the Dapto A. and H. Society's annual committee race are numerous, and include all those who secured places last year and about a dozen…
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KIAMA is to have the privilege of a visit from Wirth's Wild West Show, for the purpose of making arrangements for which the agent is now in town…
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Wirth's wonderful Wild West Show, circus, and hippodrome is billed and advertised to appear at Bulli and in Wollongong shortly. The show may truly be described…
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The annual meeting of the Wollongong; Agricultural Association was held in the Council Chambers, Town Hall, on Wednesday evening last, there being present…
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[?] [?] business[?] nights here. On both [?]…
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It will be noticed that to-morrow will be the last day for the receipt of entries for the parade-ring exhibition to take place on Monday next in connection with the…
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The new departure by the Wollongong Agricultural Society in the way of an autumn exhibition of parade-ring events, proved quite a success yesterday, Despite…
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A MEETING of the above was held in the Council Chamber on Friday evening last. There were present Messrs. D. L. Dymock; President (in the chair), Hindmarsh,…
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