Flower Show and Industrial Exhibition
THE fourth annual Flower Show and Industrial Exhibition in connection with St. Stephen's Church of England was opened on Friday evening last…
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Shows & fairs, 1907
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Show Committee. Held Thursday at 2 P.M.
Present: Mr Rankin (chair) Messrs Punton, Gagie, Vinecombe, Haub, Brown, Rootes, Souden, Bales, Mengher, and the Secretary,…
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The annual flower show in connection with St George's church was opened at West's hall on Wednesday evening last. Owing to the steady,…
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A meeting of the Committee of the annual Hospital Carnival took place at Hildebrand's Hotel on MOnday night last. Mr G P Evans occupied the chair, and there…
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(Paper read by Mr. Adam Munn, of Mann Bros., at a meeting of the Queensland Horticultural Society, held on Wednesday evening last.)…
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The conference of delegates from the various P. and A. Societies, held at Dubbo during the week, decided that dates should be fixed in the…
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All who desire to know what Barnet Fair—one of the last relics of the old English fairs-is like should lose no time is making pilgrimage…
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A MEETING of delegates of Western Pastoral and Agricultural Societies was held at Dubbo last week for the purpose of endeavoring to fix dates…
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We feel conf[?]ent that the Programme to be submitted by the Carnival Committee for next Wednesday will be an attractive one. We have…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Barnet Hill. Passing of the English Fair
All who desire to know what Barnet Fair—one of the last relics of the old English fairs—is like should lose no time in making Pilgrimage…
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In a report to the Washington Bureau of Manufactures, Mr. Consul W. T. Gracey, of Tsingiau, gives some interesting details of the commercial…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Women Smugglers. a Fair Eastern One
Of course women are better smugglers than men. Every Custom-house officer of the western world is well aware of that fact. But, notwithstanding Pierre…
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Mr. F. Yabsley, secretary of the recent Flower Show and Industrial Exhibition, requests that all prize winners call at once for their money…
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MR. G. W. SEABORN, the popular secretary of the above Association, has forwarded us a copy of the annual report and balance sheet. The…
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For next year's Franco-British Exhibition at Shepherd's Rush Canada has obtained 120,000ft. of space, and the Dominion Government proposes to erect…
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The Show Committee met on Thursday at Hartigans Hotel. Mr Rankin presided Others pesent — Messrs Souden, Andrews, Bales, Tubman,…
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A meeting of this Committee took place in the School of Arts on Frieay night last. There were present: Messrs A. Duncan (chair),…
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At the Show meeting on Thursday fully two hours were used up in a discussion about a by-law. The difficulty of reaching a solution to the difflsulty was…
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Not long ago a resident of Dubbo came to the city to consult an eminent oculist, whose tee for a consultation is never less than two guineas. He was rather green…
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