The Apmidale Show
As each day goes by, indications that this year's show will far surpass any previous exhibition, gather force. New members are stilt being enrolled;…
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Glen Innes Show
The annual show of the Glen lunes P. and A. Association was held at Glen Inues during the present week. A representative of the CHRONICLE…
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The Glen Innes Show opened on Tuesday last. The attendance on the second day reached 5000. The gate received…
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At a largely attended meeting held on Wednesday afternoon, consisting of the ladies of the congregation together with representative of the Board of…
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THE Continental, postponed on account of the inclemency of the weather, proved very successful on the third night of the Show. The programme was an attractive one, and…
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The Executive Committee of the Scottish Fair, to be held in connection with St. Andrews Church, met on Monday. Present:--Mr. C. C. Loxton (in the chair). Mesdames…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Armidale Show. First Day
The 25th annual exhibition of the Armidale and New England P., A., & H. Association was opened at Armidale yesterday, and up to the present…
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THE current issue of that popular publication "The Town and Country Journal" contains some excellent photographic reproduction of incidents in connection with the recent show. The pictures…
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THE Show was continued yesterday (second day) under favorable circumstances. The weather was pleasant, and there was a record attendance. The town were a very…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Armidale Show. Record Gathering. Successful Exhibition. Officials
President—Mr. F. J. White. Vice-Presidents—Messrs. Geo, Hargrave, C. A. Jackes, Rd. Roberts. Hon. Treasurer—Mr. W. Drew…
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The Armidale Show opened on Tuesday last, when the weather was fine and the attendance good. The exhibits were fairly good. The prize for blood stallion went to…
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A MEETING of the committee of this Society was held on Saturday afternoon last, Mr. A. M. White presiding and there were also present: Messrs I. Whersat, J…
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THE following awards were accidentally omitted from our list appearing in last Friday's issue:—Single buggy pony, not exceeding 12½ hands, to be driven, H. G…
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YOUR scribe has made exhaustive research and has found that in every other town it is customary to…
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IT seems to be the generally accepted opinion that the Inverell P. and A. Society cannot do better than adhere in future to the time in February…
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The first day of the above show, which opened on Wednesday, was fairly attended. The great drawback is the distance of the ground from the town and the scarcity…
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THE Tamworth Show was opened on Tuesday in fine, cool weather, with every prospect of success. The entries show a large increase in several sections. Horses and cattle were well represented…
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The Show was continued to-day, when there was a large attendance. The Show was opened Mr. Stirton member for the district at noon. Some awards were :—Percy Bond…
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The Warialda Show proved a great success, the attendance being large and the exhibits good. There was a magnificent display of horses and…
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In the report of the above which appeared in the last issue a mistake was made by the omission of one line of the manuscript. The sentence referred to when corrected should…
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