Mishap at a Cinematograph Show
Some consternation was caused in the Tilba School of Arts recently on the occasion of Gourlay and Gerrad's show (reports the "Times"). One of…
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The Show. Sale of Privileges
MR. J. MITCHELL submitted to competition on Saturday last the privileges in connection with the forthcoming Show, the total amount realised being £82 7s 6d,…
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THE Glen Innes branch of the W.C.T.U. conducted a temperance fair and concert at London House on Wednesday afternoon and evening, and, it is satisfactory to note, the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Show Items. Entries Close To-Morrow
INTENPING exhibitors are reminded that to-morrow (Saturday) is the day on which general entries close. and in order to save trouble and inconyenience it would be well…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Man behind the Boulder. (This poem is written by a Chicago gentleman. It is printed to show the American view of the Transvaal war)
Britain's heart is sad to-day Over her army's brief reverses, Bloodier still must be the fray Ere the cloud of war disperses,…
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THE warning-note of the approach of our annual district carnival was sounded on Saturday last, when the usual privileges were…
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ON Saturday at the Town Hall Mr. J. Healey submitted to auction the privileges in connection with the forthcoming Show. There was a fair attendance of parties…
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THE entries for the coming Show closed on Saturday, and the Secretary informs us that they are well up to the mark, the whole of the Sections being well…
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The Armidale and New England Show is to be held on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, March 25, 26, and 27. The schedule is a really…
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WE would remind our readers who intend exhibiting at the forthcoming Show that all entries should be lodged with the secretary by to-morrow night. We are informed that…
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THE forthcoming Show, which opens next Tuesday, promises, notwithstanding the dry weatner, to be one of the most successful yet held by the Society. The…
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At a meeting of the P. and A. Committee on Thursday there were present: Messrs F. J. White (President), C. A. Jackes, W. C. Higinbotham, A…
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THE thirty-second District Show, under the auspices of the Glen Innes Pastoral and Agricultural Society, commences on Tuesday next, and at present glowing prospects…
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THE 25th annual exhibition opens this morning, and notwithstanding the droughty conditions that have prevailed the post four or five weeks promises…
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THE annual exhibits in connection with the Tenterfield P. and A. Society was opened on Tuesday last under favorable conditions. A large number of Glen Innes residents…
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OFFICE-BEARERS.—Patron: M. J. M'Mabon: president: F. G. Taylor: vice-presidents: T. D. Leece, J. Harris, S. A. Munsie: auditors: D. T. Pearson, T. R. Buchanan:…
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Tenterfield show was held during the week and passed off successfully. Desmond won the high jump, clearing. 6ft 3in…
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The 24 th Annual Show of the Southern New England P. and A. Society eventuated during the present week, and, considering all things,…
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The show ! The show ! Come, round your forces, Secure your vehicles and horses. Put on your best--the children crow !…
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At a Committee meeting of the Armidale and New England P. and A. Association held on Thursday, there were present—Messrs. G. W…
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