The Show
WE would draw our, readers attention to an additional list of special prizes in connection with the forthcoming show, advertised in this issue, and, which includes prizes for the best four draught…
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The Coming Show
Entries closed for the Show on Saturday, and it is pleasing to note that they are larger this year than they have been for some time as they aggregate between…
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To-morrow (Thursday) has been proclaimed a public holiday in the district of Inverell. All Government offices will be closed on that day, and also the local banking in-…
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THERE can be no two opinions about the Show as the local event of the year--the one gathering that is sure of patronage, no matter what else…
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Mr. A. Bloore purchased the sole right to sell on the showground on sales day (Friday) and wiil have a number of attractive lines, to offer. Particulars are advertised…
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It was reported recently that the importers and manufacturers of agricultural implements had decided not to exhibit at country shows, but…
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Our annual Show opens to-day, and for a time will occupy most people's attention. The exploits of Japanese warriors, the Rev. Alex. Dowie's Melbourne mission, the…
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LAST, week our heading was "The Coming Show." but this issue we have altered it to "the Show," because the great event is right on top of us, and will be parading…
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THE twenty - sixth annual show of the Southern New England Pastoral and Agricultural Association opened at Uralla on Tuesday last under favourable auspices, and…
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INVERELL to-day is IN FETE, and the town wears a busy aspect Visitors from adjoining towns and country residents have helped to swell the attendance at the opening day…
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Wednesday morning opened with an overcast and threatening appearance, which was not too encouraging for the P. and A. committee and…
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Many stories are told of a magistrate who used to settle family difficulties with a brisk and speedy hand. On one occasion he had…
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The auction sales hold by Mr. Arthur Bloore on the Show ground were largely attended. Several horses were sold and other stock…
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President—Mr. F. G. Taylor. Vice-Presidents—Messrs. Jas D. L[?] J. Harris, P. O'C[?], T. R. Buch[?]. Hon. Treasurer—Mr. W. M'Alister…
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At a meeting of the executive committee of the P. and A. Association held on Thursday, Mr. F. White, president, in the chair, Mr. A. S…
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The entries in the blood classes were small although the quality was good. Byron Estate carried off the prize for the best blood horse with Lord Hopetoun, which…
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We have to make the following corrections in our list of awards of the recent Inverell P. and A. Society's Show:—…
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The Inverell P. & A. Society's Show held on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday last was all that its energetic promoters desired--a highly…
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