Show Concerts
"I am real glad it is over; it has been a time of downright hard work and worry." So spoke one of the promoters of the Show concerts at the conclusion of the last night's…
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Shows & fairs, 1904
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Macleay Agricultural Show
The annual exhibition of the Macleay A. H. & I. Association was opened on Wednes[?] last, under very favourable circumstances The Show was formally opened by Mr. R…
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The Annual Show at Kempsey was opened yesterday, the weather being Aire. To -day has been wet, until this afternoon. The exhibition was officially opened by Mr. R…
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The show concerts organised by Professor Wall were a pronounced success. The stage had been beautifully arranged, and an increased light made it for the time the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Macleay A. H. & L Association. The Annual Show
OPENED under the brightest and most promising conditions on Wednesday last the Macleay show of 1904 did not prove no successful as anticipated. After a day of…
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The Royal Agricultural Easter Show was opened yesterday. The day was devoted to judging. The entries generally show a slight improvement on last year…
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The annual exhibition of the Macleay A. H. & I. Association was opened on Wednesday, under very favorable circumstances. The Show…
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DESPITE the dreadful wet weather on the second night of the Show the two concerts in connection with the recent exhibition proved most successful. The…
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IF ever a Society had hard luck, the Macleay had over their Show last week. Everything was in readiness for bringing to an issue one of the most successful shows held on the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Kempsey Police Court. Show Charges
THERE was over a dozen cases of plain drunk and using language before the Bench at the Court House at Show time. The majority were cases of…
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Over 70,000 people attended the show yesterday. The gate receipts amounted to £3,356, establishing a record. The passengers carried on trains and trams…
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THE great event of the year, which takes place in the chief town on the Macleay River, and draws together from far and near a typical good humored Australian…
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THE Sydney Show suffered to some extent from the heavy weather prevailing during easter week. With a record number of entries the exhibition promised at the outset…
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The first chopping contest under the auspices of Beechwood Axemen's Association took place on Saturday. The competitors were divided into 1st and…
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There is a general feeling that if the present unsettled weather continues for another few days, Wingham should be justly entitled to a well-deserved…
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MR. R. T. KEYS, of Bengalla, Muswellbrook, is an enthusiastic worker in all matters pertaining to the advancement of the objects of agricultural societies…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Upper Manning A. and H. Association. Resignation of the President
About three weeks ago last Saturday, 19 members of the Committee of the U. M. A. and H. Association were present at a meeting, when a motion was moved and seconded to the effect that no more…
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Once in the good old days gone by, Bobby Burns, said to have written poetry in Scotland, was in quest of fine weather, and he penned or…
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Tuesday:—General Show entries close. Wednesday.—Cattle sales. Quadrille party at night. Thursday.—Show opens…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Taree Chrysanthemum Show
The annual Chrysanthemum Show and Autumn Fair, in contraction with the Methodist Church, was opened in the Agricultural Hall, Taree, yesterday (Friday), and is to be continued to-day…
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