Kempsey Show. Kempsey
The Show was opened by Mr. Thomson, M.H.R., this afternoon, under rainy conditions. The exhibits are good. The maiden hunters was won by…
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Shows & fairs, 1908
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Gloucester Show. Gloucester
The inaugural agricultural show opened yesterday, and will be continued to-day. The ground selected— immediately in front of the Glouce[?]ber…
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THE very unsettled weather which prevailed previous to and at the opening of the show caused a considable falling off, both in the exhibits…
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The concert under the auspices of the Agricultural Society, which took place in the School of Arts on the first night of the Show, drew a crowded house, and was an…
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The concerts given on the show nights were very acceptable to all the visitors and others, as apart from filling in the evenings they were of a…
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[?]cally a forgone conclusion [?]ey Easter Show will top [?]records. A record atten[?]tors from all parts is…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →First Gloucester Show. an Immense Success. A. Big Crowd. and Great Enthusiasm
The first First Annual Exhibition of the Gloucester Agricultural Horticultural and Pastoral Association was successfully inaugurated on Tuesday…
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At a circus in Western America a performer, with two handsome lady assistants, did a thrilling emp[?]ment act…
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This is another section in which the ladies figure to great advantage, In this section, however, the exhibits were but few in number, although of…
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As the entries began to come in for the Gloucester Show it was realised that the Show would be strong in horses and cattle, and at the closing…
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A meeting of the committee of the above society was held on Monday. In the absence of the President (Mr. J. Gamack), Mr. W. A. Spence was voted to the chair. There…
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The arrangements in connection with the Methodist Chrysanthemum Show on the 24th and 25th are progressing very satisfactorily. Through Mr. Robin's…
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The people of Wouchope have long cherished the hope of seeing an Agricultural Society established in their town, and an annual exhibition carried out. The late…
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The success of the recent Show must have convinced the most sceptical person that the promoters of the Gloucester A. H. and P. Society did not…
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This well known and popular Australian show, which has lately completed a record season in Sydney of 22 weeks to crowded houses, will open in…
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The concert, organised in aid of the Wingham Orchestral Society, on Friday night, was a record for a tight squeeze in the Federal Hall, and…
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If there is one thing that appeals to an Australian, it is to see good horses and good horsemen. This fact was plainly, in evidence on Wednesday,…
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The Royal Agricultural Show was opened to-day, judging proceeding briskly. Comparatively few awards are available. The standard of cattle…
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A meeting was held in the Good Temp[?] Hall, Wanchope, on Monday afternoon [?] for the purpose of receiving the report [?] the committee appointed some years ago [?]…
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THE growth of the show promises is in its way one of the remarkable developments of the time. Perhaps the most striking building addition is the beef…
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