Albion Park Budget. Albion Park Show
The Albion Park show, which is to take place on March 1st and 2nd, promises to be the best yet held by that society. The secretary Mr. H.G…
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Albion Park Budget. Albion Park Show. Results of Cream Test. Brilliant Function Anticipated. Record Entries
The Alhion Park Show which is to take place on Tuesday and Wednesday is expected to be the most successful yet held, the entries received…
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A novel exhibition will be opened in St. Michael's Parochial Hall to-morrow afternoon, consisting of curios from Melanesia, New Guinea,…
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The Albion Park show opened to-day in splendid weather. The exhibits in almost every class were numerous and of excellent quality, especially in…
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At the last committee meeting of the Kiama A. and H. Society, the letter from the Albion Park Society asking Mr. Bigg to withdraw the statement…
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In St. Michael's Parochial Hall on Wednesday last a very successful exhibition of curios was held. The articles shown were from a great many…
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The attendance on the second day was a little disappointing, being affected by the cold weather and strong indications of rain, but, nevertheless,…
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The great Easter Show this year will be even larger than the fine exhibition of 1909, which was easily the most extensive show which the Royal…
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All arrangements for the opening of the wonderful combination have been completed by the ladies' committee who are organising the show to be…
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About 30 events will be decided at the school swimming carnival on Wednesday afternoon, 16th March. This is mote than one gets in Sydney, and…
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The show, which was postponed from December by reason of the strike, was opened under the most unfavorable weather conditions on Wednesday…
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The committee of the oldest agricultural society on the coast has met with misfortune this year in the matter of weather for their 53rd annual…
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The Japanese Village Fair in and of the Presbyterian Church funds was opened in the Town Hall last night by Mrs. G. W. Puller. At an early hour…
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As mentioned in oar last issue the annual meeting of subscribers to the above society was held on Tuesday last. There were only the two reporters from the local…
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THE 53rd annual exhibition of the Dapto A and H. Society took place on Tuesday and Wednesday last in unfavorable weather. The entries greatly exceeded…
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The above fair was continued on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon and evening last and was fairly well patronised each time. The…
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On Wednesday afternoon last a highly successful swimming carnival was held in the men's baths under the auspices of the Wollongong District…
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IN addition to those mentioned last issue, we notice the following among the prize winners at the recent Dapto show:— Agricultural & Horticultural produce…
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The question of affiliation, or perhaps it would be more correct to say assimilation, of all the pastoral and agricultural societies, was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →At the R.a. Show. the South Coast Trophy. Awarded Second Prize. Protest Entered
At the R. A. Show much interest centred in the district trophy competition. This year there were only two competitors, viz., Southern…
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