U.m.a. and H. Association Committee Meeting
A committee meeting of the above was held on Saturday afternoon last. Mr. W. R. Wallace presiding. There were also present: Messrs…
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Shows & fairs, 1925
397 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 9 of 20
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About the only fly in the Macleay Show ointment that Mr. Mitchell, cattle judge from Warwick, could find in connection with our exhibition was the…
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Stroud A. and H. Association held its annual show on Friday and Saturday last and the exhibition was a wonderful success. For the third…
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Despite the drizzling rain the committee in charge of the Kempsey Silver Band carnival decided to carry on with the procession on Saturday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Macleay Show. Additional Notes
In our last issue we mentioned that we would deal more fully with various aspects of the Show in a later issue. It will be remembered that the…
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Kempsey Silver Band Carnival, held on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights and on Saturday afternoon and night, suffered shockingly by reason…
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Sullen skies, with sudden rain squalls sweeping up from the sea, were a feature of the Show-week weather, and the sodden and slippy conditions underfoot…
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Now the first of April's past And cool autumn breezes blow. We can say in present tenses Farewell to the cows and fences;…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Australian-Made Goods. the League's Exhibition Train
The director of the Australian made Preference League, Mr. Baguall, announces the completion of arrangements with the Railway…
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Sydney Royal Show, which is acknowledged to be the greatest exhibition of primary and secondary production in the British Empire, if…
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The Bowraville Show was held on Tuesday and Wednesday, and it is pleasing to record that the exhibition was in every way successful…
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It is anticipated that the financial result of this year's Newcastle A., H. and I. Show will be a surplus of over £2000, which is between £450 and £500…
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People from all parts of the Commonwealth have now assembled in Sydney with the object or seeing the great Royal Show. It is…
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The organisers of the Central Coast and Tablelands have come forward for the third time determined to fill a high place in the competition…
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[?] districts again entered the [?] compete for the shield and £1000 prize-money offered [?] Commonwealth District [?]…
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"Sydney Morning Herald" gives the following description of the Central Coast and Tablelands exhibit at the Sydney Royal Show:--…
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Sir,--I notice a letter from the pen of Mr. V. Collins in your issue of March 28. He has not given any reason why the Island Bureau members…
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Sir,--In reply to Mr. D. J. Dorward's letter in your issue of March 28: This gentleman has not made any defence for the very humiliating…
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Well, 'I had my first visit to Nabiac Show recently, and I must say it was really the best country show it has been my pleasure to visit. Starting…
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A committee meeting was held in the School of Arts on Saturday the 11th inst at 2.15. Present : Messrs J. W. Corbett (President), J. Thomas,…
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