No Show Holiday for Wodonga Children
The Victorian Education Department has issued instructions that no show holidays can be observed till the end of the year,…
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News From Wangaratta This Week's Show
WANGARATTA, Tues.: Good entries have been received in all sections for the show on Friday and Saturday next. Entries in…
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FOR the third year in succession, rain yesterday marred the opening of the Albury Show Society's 95th annual exhibition. Early morning sunshine which gave promise of fine weather following weekend rainstorms was short-lived. Before noon the sky was…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →What the Camera Saw at the Albury Show Yesterday Poultry Judge At Work:—
Poultry judge, Mr W. McGilvray, Goulburn, at work at the Albury Show yesterday. The bird in the lower left pen is Mr Norm Frauefider's champion white leghorn…
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As the ground dried out so well yesterday, visitors to today's show should find the ground quite dry…
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Boy rider 14 years and under 16, K. Sutherland jnr 1, J. Williams 2, J. G. Odewahn's Bimbo 3; 12 and under 14, Leo Dwyer 1, G. Blakely 2,…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →“People’s” Day At Albury Show: Over 9000 Attend
YESTERDAY was People's Day at the Albury Show. Brilliant spring sunshine lured thousands of people to the show Grounds, and although conditions became cloudy during afternoon, the weather remained fine. Albury residents availed…
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TWO CHAMPION RIBBONS.— MRS K. D. WATSON, wodonga, was awarded champion in the harness pony and tarnont section at the Albury Show yesterday. Sis accompanied by her daughter, Rosemary. A section to the light horse class photographed during the Grand Parade at the Albury Show…
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President of Albury Show Society (Mr Ralph Ellis) said last night that he was very satisfied with the result of the show…
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Entries for Holbrook Show, to be held next Friday and Saturday, are better than was expected. There are good entries in the…
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Although gate takings for the three days were nearly £200 below last year's figure, Albury Show Society officials…
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North Progress Association, at its monthly meeting last Friday night, decided to hold a flower show in North Hall in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Business Men Discuss Show Holidays
FROM his observations and conversation with many people at the show yesterday, the Sho w Society seemed out of touch with commercial and industrial interests in Albury. The closing of Dean street shops would not make or break the agricultural show…
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The annual fair and flower show conducted by the members of St. Paul’s Ladies’ Guild will be held in the Town Hall on…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Show Ends In Drizzling Rain
ALBURY'S 95th annual show ended yesterday in drizzling rain in the presence of fewer than 1500 people. Show society officials attributed the…
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At the Albury show this week Mr. Amos Dickins of Farieton Stud, Corowa gained the following successes in the Clydesdale sections…
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PRESIDENT of Culcairn Sho w Society (Mr. J. A. Balfour) suggested yesterday that Albury Show Society should seriously consider reducing its show to two-day affair. "At present Albury is making a mistake in running a three-day show. There are not…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Cattle Entries Outstanding at Culcairn Show Judge Congratulates Shorthorn Breeders
Mr. L. Dugdale, of Bacchus Marsh, president of the Victorian branch of the Shorthorn Society, who judged the Shorthorns at Culcaixn's 36th annual show last Saturday, said the cattle would not be out of place in any Royal Show in Australia, and the breeders were to be…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Getting Together Over the Show
Discussion provoked by the Albury Chamber of Commerce decision-to recommend only one half holiday for the Show gives promise of leading, to useful results. The chamber had given no official explanation for its attitude before the Show,…
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