The Passing Show
"Glen Innes has, in the past, received many favors at the hands of the See Government, yet it showed its desire for "reform" and good…
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Methodist Flower Show. a Successful Event
The Methodist Flower Show opened on Wednesday night last, and luckily there was fine weather. It looked very ominous the night before, but Wednesday was fine and…
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Officials:—President, H. W. Geldard; Vice-Presidents, Messrs. S. J. Kearney, H. Ramsay, J. Magrath, G. F. Nott; Hon. Treasurer, J. W. Hunt;…
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The Spring meeting of the V.R.C. [?] concluded at Flemington on Saturday, in splendid weather. The results were:—…
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A fanner who had lately become a widower was aroused at midnight by the loud barking of his dog. On going to it the animal displayed extreme terror, whereupon…
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Dear sir,--In your report of the Tingha Flower Show the name of one of the lady stallholders (Mrs. Dowe, of Kangaroo Camp) -was, by some error,…
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A down country alderman recently told his constituents he clung to 'hoffis' chiefly for the dignity attached thereto. It would be interesting to know how…
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Now that the Cobdenite policy, under which Great Britain has been governed for half a century, is rapidly approaching its doom, it may be of interest to compare the…
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THE committee of the Central New England P. and A. Society, headed by the energetic president (Mr. D M. G. M'Gregor), is determined to make the next annual Show equal to any yet held here…
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It is a bit late in the day to be harping about that speech by the Minister for Work's at the Glen Innes election, when a girl's dress took fire…
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A meeting of the committee of the above Society was held on Friday afternoon, when there were present: Messrs. W. Reid (chair), M. and A.J. Smith,Mitchell,…
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ARRANGEMENTS in connection with the Christmas Fair, to be opened in the Town Hall on December 18, are well in hand. The decorative portion of the Fair has been undertaken by Mr. J…
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The display of work this year was a very tine one, being, if anything, more comprehensive and in many instances of even better quality than on previous occasions…
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A farmer who had lately become a widower was aroused at midnight by the loud barking of his dog. On going to it the animal displayed extreme terror, whereupon…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Local and General News. Xmas Fair
WE would again remind our readers that the Christmas Fair in aid of the Presbyterian Church fund will be officially opened this afternoon in the Town Hall by F. J Thomas, M L.A A number…
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THE Xmas Fair promoted by the ladies of the Presbyterian commnuity was opened on Friday afternoon and continued with considerable success until a late hour on…
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AT a meeting of ladies in connection with the late Xmas Fair it transpired that £75 3s 0d had been raised. Satisfaction was expressed at this amount, which must be considered very good when it is…
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A FARMER had entered for the show a sow with litter. Show day proved very warm, and his sow died on the road. Nothing daunted, he called on a friend of his to see…
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At 9 o'clock on Saturday the firemen congregated at the corner of Marsh and Beardy streets, and formed into marching order. Headed by the…
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