Show Privileges
AT noon on Saturday Mr J. Healey submitted to auction the rights in connection with the forthcoming Show, the following prices being realised:-- No. 1 publican's booth T. Williams, £40; No. 2…
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The Show
THERE is on view in the large window of Mr. W F Batons, a bandsome silver tea pot which has been donated by the proprie[?] of Aunt Mary's baking powder as a special prize for the…
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Mr. T. P. Borthwick, the Secretary of oar local P. and A. Society informs us that the entries for the Show are coming in' very quickly…
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This day fortnight the Inverell Show will be opened. This is Inverell's great event, and it is always looked forward to with a great amount of interest…
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THE 34th annual show of the Control New England P. and A. Association is but a month ahead, and every opportunity is being taken to have nil details properly…
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IN proposing the toast of the "Department of Agriculture," Mr. Alex Hay made a practical little speech. He said it had not been his intention to propose the toast that day, but as the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Tenterfield Intercolonial Courier. AND Fairfield & Wallangarra Advcoate Friday, February 12. the Show
EVEN in years of adversity such as the past few years have been, Tenterfield Show was acknowledged the premier exhibition of New England, but in a year…
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The chief item of local interest at present is, as it wed may be, the annual show. The event is now barely more than a week off, and happily…
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Prize schedules in connection with the approaching annual show may be obtained on application to the Secretary, Mr. A. M'Arthur, CHRONICLE…
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Intending exhibitors at the coming Show will do well to pay careful attention to the rules of the Association that are published elsewhere in this issue, for if they fail to…
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The Show to be held on this day fortnight promises to be the biggest event of its kind for many years. Agrarian products, with the exception…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Railway Passenger Fares. Raising the Rates at Show Time
It is complained that the Railway Department has treated the Armidale P. and A. Society harshly in connection with the special train service for…
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This time next week we shall be immersed in Show matters. Despite dry weather the stock in the district are rolling fat, and there is…
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Members tickets are now available. In outlying parts of the district, the Association's representatives are:—Messrs. John Brazier (Aberfoyle), H…
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THE prize schedules in connection with the Armidale Show to be held on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 15th, 16th, and 17th March, are now available, and may be had on application…
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SPECIAL trains will run from Armidale and Tenterfield on Wednesday, second day of local Show. That from the former place will depart at 7.50 a.m., arriving here at 10.25 a.m. The return…
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Just a reminder, we wish to impress upon the public the fact that entries for the Show cloce on Saturday next, so all intending exhibitors must send in their entries…
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THE entries received for the local Show on the 24th, 25th and 26th instant are more than satisfactory seeing that they eclipse any previous…
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Schedules and all information in reference to the show may be had on application at the Secretary's office, "Express" buildings, Beardy-street…
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Just four weeks from to-morrow will bring us to the elected tune for holding tho most important function of the year-- the Show-- which on this…
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