The Moree Show
The following were the awards in the poultry section so far as our local breeders are concerned :— Mr. John Borthwick-First with…
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The Passing Show
A knot of sporting enthusiasts were electrified on Monday when a newcomer announced that in a dream he had seen the Cup run. Incidentally,…
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IN order to attract large entries of live stook for the World's Fair, to be held at St. Louis, United States, in 1904 a prize schedule of £52,000 is offered. It is desired that the stock of foreign…
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Of course you did not appoint me special commissioner, but I notice that the leading dailies always do it, and it would never do for the "Argus" to…
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Humor is a lively sense of the unfitness of things. Travellers'' in colonial beer" never get 'outside' of the liquor they sell…
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The usual monthly meeting of the above Society was held at the Secretary's office on Thursday afternoon. Present : Mr. John Borthwick…
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The unfortunate individual who, by reason of "hard lack," happens to owe two or three shillings here and there is, in many cases, to be sympathised with. The relentless method…
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There's a vague, uneasy feeling Now pervading Inverell; Thro' the civic air 'tis stealing--Up and down the streets as well,…
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(To the Editor of the Inverell TIMES.) Sir, --I notice from a paragraph in your Last issue that the aldermen are to play the ladies cricket. I would respectfully…
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It is a good thing that witnesses in British courts are entitled to civility from the Chief Justice to the honorary Bench. However, what they are…
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Sir,--In spite of the editorial championship of the Aldermen's little recreation in playing in a cricket match against ladies, I must again maintain…
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On Wednesday and Thursday the Flower Show in connection the Church of England will be held. Exhibitors will…
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This event opened yesterday in the Public Hall. A magnificent display of flowers were visible, and it was freely admitted by visitors that the show is the best that has…
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A MEETING of the committee of this Society, was held on Saturday afternoon. The president (Mr. J. [?] Reid) occupied the chair, and there were also present:…
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MY dear laides, don't put it down to Protection That living is far dearer now; Remember the retailers great deception Before the Tariff made initial bow…
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The ann[?] Flower Show, held this year in a[?] of the General Fund of the Church of England, opened on Wednesday dining and proved to be…
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The above event took place in the Public Hall, Tingha, on Friday and Saturday last and proved a gigantic success. The Hall was suitably and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams. Sydney. Tuesday. THE V.R.C. CARNIVAL. Cup Day
The Spring Meeting of the V.R.C. was continued to-day at Flemington, the weather being beautiful. It is roughly estimated that 160,000…
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A meeting of the General Committee was held at the Town Hall on Thursday afternoon, when there were present—Messrs. F. J. White…
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The much-talked-of fair, in aid of the Ashford Union Church was held in the local hall on Friday and Saturday last. It had been looked forward to…
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