The Show
Brilliant weather favoured the opening and succeeding days, rendering everything pleasant and favourable for visitors. The first day was, as usual, devoted to…
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Shows & fairs, 1900
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Wesleyan Chrysanthmeum Show
ON rather short notice, the Wesleyan Chrysanthemum Show was held in the School of Arts on Tuesday and Wednesday last. As…
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Messrs. Hill, Clark and Co. were particularly interested [?] in this year's exhibition, in that some of the finest specimens of cattle shown were…
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WHEN the obvious drawbacks with which the Show has had to contend this year are taken into consideration, it is pleasing to know that the 1900…
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The buck-jumping contest at the Maitland show was won by Thibault (Tamworth) first prize £6; Evan Thomas (Manning River), second prize…
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THIS long-looked for Show was opened by Mr. Thomas Miles, J.P., at 2 o'clock on Saturday. Notwithstanding the very dry weather the display was the…
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THE [?] A and H. A[?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Upper Manning A. and A H. Association. Sixteenth Annual Show. Opening Remarks
It falls to our lot once more to write up this annual occurrence and as usual we have the pleasant task of chronicling success. Since the last Annual…
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In our last we had a short report, of the third annual exhibition held at Forster, on Saturday last in connection with the Cape Hawke A. sod H…
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With this week's ARGUS we issue a special illustrated supplement of eight pages dealing with the late Sydney Royal Agricultural Society's…
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A terrible accident occurred at the Paris Exhibition. An unfinished bridge over a street intersecting the Exhibition collapsed…
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The West Maitland show was continued on Thursday, when, over 10,000 people were present. At 4 o clock this afternoon the takings at…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Upper Manning A. and H. Association. Sixteenth Annual Show, May 3rd and 4th, 1900. Opening Remarks
It falls to our lot once more to write up this annual occurrence, and as usual we have the p'e[?]nt task chronicling success. Since the last Annual…
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THE Committee of the Upper Manning Agricultural. Society have once more had a satisfactory exhibition. Quite as satisfactory in many respects,…
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The buckjumping competition was most exciting (says the 'National Advocate', and in every instance the public present received full value for…
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DEAR SIR.—In your issue of the 12th I notice a very good article on our late Show. It is plain spoken, and contains some wholesome truths. Yet…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Dungog Show Guessing Competition
The prize of a sewing machine, offered by the Singer Manufacturing Coy., for the guessing competition was a source of a profit to the Society…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Humour. Didn't Show Up
Hawkins: 'Torrible thine about Spindle, wasn't it? The poor fellow didn't turn up at his own wedding.' Mrs Hawkins: 'Gracious! What was…
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