Glen Innes Show. [By Telegraph.] Glen Innes, Thursday Night
The entries for the Glen Innes and Armidale Combined Show number 2300, including 426 for horses, 200 for cattle, 250 for sheep, and 70 for the…
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Our Show Carnival
TO-MORROW (Wednesday) the Show opens, the first occasion, as said last issue, of an Exhibition under the auspices of the combined regime, The Secretary (Mr. J. A…
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THERE was a very large attendance at the Inverell show on Friday, when the weather was fine[?] It is expected the gate takings would amount to [?]250. The judging in most classes was completed.[?]…
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In the House of Commons a motion was introduced in favour of the establishment of a system of fair trade, and was negatived by a majority of…
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TO-DAY and to-morrow promise to be red-letter days in the history of the Central New England Pastoral and Agricultural Association, whose…
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ALTHOUGH we arranged for a lengthy wire concerning the second day of the Armidale and Glen Innes combined show, up to the time of going to press nothing was sent…
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THE second annual combined show, held under the joint auspices of the Armidale and Glen Innes P. and A. Associations, came off at Glen Innes oil Wednesday and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Combined Glen Innes and Armidale Show. the Glen Innes Fete
The district combined Glen Innes and Armidale Show was opened at Glen Innes on Wednesday morning last, and was one of the most…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Combined District Show. Conclusion. Everybody Pleased and No One Hurt. List of Unpublished Prizewinners the Ladies' Ball Costumes
GLEN INNES has about fairly recovered from the round of pleasure and business and private and public gaiety with which she in unison and by the assistance of her elder…
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The attendance on both days was good, and the weather was fine, but the continued drought has to a great extent militated against what would…
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The Royal Agricultural Society's Show was formally opened by Sir Frederick Darley, the Lieutenant-Governor, to-day…
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The Boyal Agricultural Society's Show was formally opened by Sir Frederick Darley to-day…
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ON Wednesday last a Fancy Dress Cricket Carnival was held in connection with the Carlton Cricket Club, as a windup to the cricketing season At about half-past 2 o'clock the procession, which…
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[?]ised by the intelligence [?] of the Colonial department, a Madag[?]car exhibition was opened the other day at the Palais del' Industrie,…
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A remarkable feature for the 1900 Exhibition is proposed by the Socialist Deputy M. Paschal Grousset, consisting of no less a sight than that of a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →[?]Ris Annual Ham Fair
The [?]ual ham fair, which is the [?] cular feature of the Holy [?] Pris, has just closed. The [?] cured and smoked viands of…
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The day of the wrapper is past. The flat has gone forth that wrappers, tike hangs, are no longer good form, and, excepting in one's own room, are not allowable. Smoothly…
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The newest hats promise to ho veritable aviaries. Last May and June the forehanded dealers in birds and feathers died, mounted and packed away for the fall trade thousands…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sheep Show. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Monday Night
THE sheep show was formally opened today by the Lieutenant Governor. The President, in his address quoted figures to show that 99 years ago the total…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Vanity Fair. Dress and Fashion
Chiffon is dead. Such is one event at least of the month. Henceforward no woman who has any regard for herself will be seen with an atom of the sweet, flimsy fabric on her…
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