Vesuvius in Full Blast. Nature's Show
Not often does Nature herself turn impresario, and run a regular show, but when she puts her hand to the business…
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Shows & fairs, 1899
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Victorian Cycling Carnival. Numerous Accidents. Melbourne
The annual race meeting of the League of Victorian Wheelmen opened on Saturday on the Melbourne Cricket Ground with perfect weather, in the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Our Exhibition Society. As It Is
It is not difficult to find in our own proper local institutions fair sampled of most of those that exist throughout the colony, and at the outset it may…
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The preceding article on this subject has practically cleared the ground for suggestions, by the carrying out of which the condition and work of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cooma P. and A. Association. the Forthcoming Show
A meeting of committee of the Cooma P. and A. Association was bold at Dodd's Hotel yesterday afternoon, at which there were present: Messrs…
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THE weather on the second day was all that could be wished for, and the attendance Urge, fully 1200 people being present. The chief features of attraction…
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Cooma presented a busy appearance during by this afternoon's train [?]ssing competition tickets were…
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On the show days members of committee and officials partook of excellent spreads at the Royal Hotel where Host M[?]Donal had…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cooma P. and A. Association. Annual Show Wednesday and Thursday. 12th and 13th APRIL, 1899
President, Mr. J. G. Ryrie; VicePresidents, Messrs. A. J. Litchfield, and J. Feil[?]n; Committee, Messrs. J. Jardine, T. F. Hassell, T. Giles,…
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In the Eastern Fair wheel race, which is being contested at the Melbourne Exhibition Grounds, the following wore the winners of the…
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ON Monday and Tuesday evenings the Rev. S.H. Macdade gave one of his fine lantern exhibition of the beautiful and rare in nature and art, in Harrison's…
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The Murrumbidgee Pastoral and Agricultural A[?]ciation of Wagga has considered a proposal to invite the Governor to the Show in…
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A large number of members attended the annual meeting of the above society held at Mr. Jonas's office on Wednesday last. The chair was occupied by Mr. H…
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The Premier net with a splendid reception at Wagga. He made hii chief speech at the opening on the show morning…
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The annual show of the Marrumbidges P. and A. Association usually held during the month of September opened on Wednesday last, and, as…
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Mr. G. Uiller's Bob won the hunter's contest at the Agricultural Show, Melbourne, on Saturday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Modern Workman. Fair Play
Quite recently a watchman on board a steamer gave a man in charge for, as he alleged, stealing two brass wheels from the vessel, and on the case going…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Temora P. & A. Show
Bitterly cold and threatening weather prevailed at the Temora Show yesterday. Two thousand persons were present, and it is the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cake and Apron Fair. the Presbyterian Bazaar
The Cake and Apron Fair in aid of the funds of the Presbyterian Church, Cooma, was held in the Drill Hall, Bombala Street, during the week. The Fair, which takes…
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A novelty in the shape of an exhibition of arts in aid of the Governor's Hill, Bunyan, Anglican and Presbyterian Church, was held on Saturday last at the Royal Assembly…
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