The Show
In its report of the recent Shew in Armidale the Glen Innes Examiner says:—"The ring management was faulty, and unnecessary delays were…
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France and China Fair and Friendly Settlement
Speaking in the Chamber of Depnties the Minister for Foreign Affairs stated that France bad no desire to settle in the province of Yunnan,…
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The annual Slow was held on Tuesday and Wednesday last. There was a [?] each day, [?] gate [?]. The…
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There were eight entries for the "Witness" prize. Some people will imagine that the local newspaper is held in high esteem, and that there…
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The annual Show of the Tammorth P. end A. Association took piece on Tuesday end Wednesday last. The attendance on the first day was only…
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The Treasurer of the Tenterfield P. and A. Society reports that the profit from the late show, with subsidy, will amount to about L300. The dates for…
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Between 4000 and 5000 people attended the show at Tamworth on Wednesday last, when a special train ran down from Armidale, a number…
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The Annual Exhibition of the Royal Agricultural Society was opened at Moore Park yesterday. The official opening took place…
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The Royal Agricultural Society's Exhibition was opened to-day at Moor Park by Lord Hampden…
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The attendance at the Royal Agricultural Show in Sydney on Friday war estimated at 3[?],000. The receipts at the show on…
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At the official opening of the Hawkesbusy Show to-day, Colonel Bell, the American Consul, expressed the opinion that the war between…
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New South Wales, after all, is not going to make a very brave show at the forthcoming Paris Exhibtion. Interviewed on the subject the other…
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Each day brings out some new adjunct to the 1900 exhibition. The latest is a big international anti. Tobacco-Congress, which is to be held…
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DISTRICT-INSPECTOR BALL, of tile Royal Irish Constabulary, stationed at Tralee, gave some starling evidence lately before the Royal Commission on Liceneing, presided over by Lord Peel. He…
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In the opinion of the Treasurer the Convention Bill scheme of finance is absolutely fair to all colonies…
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Tho first day of the Quirindi annual polo carnival, August 1st, broke bright: and clear with a golden sun shedding its glorious rays in a vastness of blue…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Yesterday's News. [By Telegraph.] [Through Our Special Agents.] a Successful Fair. Sydney
Over £13,000 were cleared by the recent fair in aid of St. Mary's Cathedral…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Our Wires. (Per Greville's Telegram Company) Sydney. Monday, 10.20 a.m. Result of a Fair
Over £13,000 was cleared by the recent fair in aid of St. Mary's Cathedral…
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A SUCCESSFUL, meeting of delegates to arrange a schedule for the forthcoming combined District Show was held in the Town Hall on Wednesday, when there were present…
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THE flocks aud the herds don't count when show comes along. On Tuesday evening a count joskin strolled into a shop in Grey street, to inquire what the charge was to see the circus. "I've been…
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