The Armidale Show
A GENERAL committee meeting of the P. A. and H. Association was held yesterday. Present:—Messrs. R. Roberts (chairman), W. Hiscox, P. Short, J. Cook, J. Sewell,…
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The Coming Show
Next week's carnival is now; attracting attention, and there is every promise, despite the disastrous season we are passing through, that the annual gathering will…
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A meeting of the Committee was held on Thursday, when there were present: Messrs. R. Roberts (VicePresident), W. Hiscox, P. Short, J…
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The Uralla Show opened on Tuesday last, and contrary to expectations, proved a very good exhibition…
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The final arrangements in regard to the annual show of the local P. and A. Association which is to be held on March 18, 19 and 20, are being pushed on to completion and a big success…
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To-morrow and Thursday public holidays. Banks and Public offices will be closed on Wednesday and Thursday…
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The Tenterfield show was opened on Tuesday, but the entries were fewer than at last year's exhibition. The competition in the prodace classes…
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THE following nominations have been received for the jumping events at the forthcoming Show:--R.R.S. M'Kinnon's Secret and Banghett, A. and G. A. Vivers' Spring Rose and Dandy, H. Voss'…
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Owing to wet weather, the cycling carnival has again been postponed…
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Even if the times are bad the happy optimism of the people remains unshaken as far as local residents are concerned and it is confidently predicted that the…
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HILL, CLARK, AND CO., in conjunction with Rodgers and Hutchison, will conduct sales at the Show Ground on Friday next, when stock on account of various owners will be…
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OUR Northern neighbors have every reason to feel proud of their twenty-sixth annual Show, hold on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of last week. Although the effects…
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Our annual Show in now only a week off, and interest is daily deepening in it. The high prices secured for the booths and stalls go to prove that greater interest is felt in…
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MR. CURTIS (Brooklyn Station) handsome little bay hackney, Nemo, whick took three prizes at Tenterfield Show last week, broke away from W. Bindly (who was in charge)…
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"Marriages," saith an old proverb "are made in Heaven, and although, the clerk of the weather in conjunction with old Jupiter Pluvins has been playing some…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Glen Innes Show
Referring to the Glen Innes Show which opened yesterday (Tuesday) the Guardian of the 6th instant says:-- " Entries dosed for the Glen Innes…
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Mr. J. O'Donnell, of the Coffee Palace, Byron-street, will be able to accommodate show visitors requiring lodgings. Show entries close to-day (Friday)…
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Our annual show has the unique distinction of standing alone in regard to popularity among the events that occur here. During all the…
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MOODIE'S Company has paid us their annual visit, and is quite up to the usual standard of excellence. Miss Austa's songs, "Going to Market" and "Loch Lomond,"…
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GLORIOUS weather and the magnetic attraction of the Vice Regal presence ushered in the thirty third annual Show of the Glen Innes Pastoral and…
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