St. Louis Exhibition. SYDNEY, Monday Night
THE Premier announced to-day that the Government do not intend to have this State represented at the St. Louis Exhibition…
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Brisbane Show
RECORD entries and a largely-increased roll of members are reported by the secretary (Mr. A. E. Harte) for this year's National Agricultural and Industrial Association of Queensland Horse…
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"Verily, the old order changeth!" He[?]e is not expedient that profuse apology be tendered to readers of this journal for a sudden somersault into…
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THE Secretary us that 80 new stalls for dairy cattle are being erected. For pedigreed cattle, 196 entries have been received, and a third prize of £2 2s has been added to the prize for…
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Many hundreds of columns of matter are daily "hasbed up" at present [?] " Preferential trade." The average bush Australian cares as much…
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In the town of Manilla regular municipal inspections of all premises are made end reported on, with the result that various citizens have been occasionally…
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THE Custom Department has granted a holiday to employees on the 12th. Cheap excursion return tickets to Brisbane available for the same period as ordinary return tickets,, are to be issued…
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At a meeting of the Association held on Thursday, there were present: —Mr. F. J. White (chair), Messrs. R. T. Vyner, R. W. Nicholas. W…
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Upwards of three hundred persons braved the elements on Wednesday afternoon and attended the spoils carnival, promoted by members of…
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More rain and incidentally, more dry -weather footpaths to contend against. This is unfortunate for such members of the community as are not…
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The following extract is taken from the "Narrabri Age" :- "Glad must we of to-day be, and thankful that unionism 19,000 years ago was an unborn…
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THE Brisbane annual exhibition was opened at Bowen Park on Tuesday, when the judging of various exhibits was commenced. The weather was all that could…
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A PROJECT is on foot for holding a World's Fair at the Crystal Palace in 1906…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Brisbane Exhibition. Queensland v. Glen Innes. Beaten by One Point
GLORIOUS weather for the grand Exposition of the National Agricultural and Industrial Association of Queensland--a record attendance--an unqualified success--a…
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The Brisbane show was brought to a conclusion on Friday, that day having been set apart as children's day. School children were admitted free, and…
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The annual Carnival in aid of the Warialda District Hospital has ever since its inception received much consideration from those grasping the true…
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IT was an actual victory scored by Glen Innes at the Queensland Show, for reasons quite obvious…
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The general meeting for the purpose of holding a Flower Show was held in the supper room on Monday flight, 11th inst. There was a very good…
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The event of the year as far as people of Brisbane and a great mojority of the population of Queensland are concerned is the National Exhibition held in…
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The following advertisement is well worth reprinting : - "Stole or rand away. Been loose him two olle same the week. Black white dog tail [?]lle…
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