The Flower Show. (By Onlooker.)
Everywhere one goes—the same question is naked—"Have you been to the Flower Show." Some might say "No," but they're going…
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Shows & fairs, 1901
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Flower Show
The West Wyalong Church of England Flower Show and Industrial Exhibition was brought to a most successful termination on Monday night—it was practically the most…
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The show closed on Monday night, and finishes with a social on Tuesday night The takings will exceed £100 and…
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It is hardly necessary for us to remind our readers of this undoubtedly first-cans sports meeting, which is to be held on the local Show Ground on…
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This Show will be concluded to-night (Friday) by a concert. We are requested be state that all exhibits must be removed from the marquee by 3 p.m…
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On Wednesday afternoon the annual Flower Show, under the auspices of George's Church of England, was opened in a huge marquee in…
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A MEETING of the above Committee was held at Mrs Bannan's Grand Central hotel, on Tuesday night. There were present— Messrs Williams (in the chair), French, F…
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Our telegrams of the principal events which were issued on Saturday and Tuesday were eagerly read. The great classical event was won by the favorite…
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There is wailing and gnashing of teeth among a large proportion of the speculators who were confident that the Exhibition would prove a gold mine. Every…
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A MEETING of the Committee connected with the above movement, was held at Crouch's Australia Hotel, on Tuesday night. Present—Messrs A. Mowsar (chair),…
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The Flower Show under the auspices of St George's Church was concluded on Friday night by a concert There was a good a tendance and an…
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A meeting of the Hospital Carnival Commitee was held at Crouch's Hotel on Tuesday night. Present: Messrs Mowsar (chair), Johns, Coulson,…
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There is walling and gnashing of teeth among a large proportion of the speculators who were confident that the Exhibition would prove a gold mine. Every…
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The Glasgow Exhibition, just closed, shows a profit of £80,000. The turnsties recorded eleven and a half million visitors…
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THE Secretaries report that all the necessary arrangements for making this Carnival a success are either completed, or in a forward condition—…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the above Committee was held at Bannon's Hotel on Tuesday evening. Present—Messrs. [?]tribley chair), J. Waiters, F. W. Clarke stones,…
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THE Flower Show in aid of the School of Arts' and Soldiers' Memorial funds was held on Saturday and Monday evenings, there being only a moderate attendance each night. The ball,…
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THIS event, which has now become a recognised annual celebration, took place yesterday, and was an undoubted success. Those who were associated with the…
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The annual Carnival in aid of the Wyalong District Hospital came off on Monday. The weather was splendid—it was an ideal day. A deal of…
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A MEETING of the Committee of the Wyalong District P.A.H. and I. Association was held at Hartigan's Imperial Hotel on Tuesday last. Present— Messrs. F. E…
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