The Coming Show
SCHEDULES for the coming Show are in very strong demand this year, and if inquiries from prospective exhibitors may be taken as a guide, the entries this year…
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Warwick Show, Tenterfield Scores
THE Warwick Show was opened on Wednesday last, and was a great success, over 7000 persons being present, the attendance being a record one. Shortly…
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The following letter from the secretary of the Singleton Agricultural Society explains the nature of the Railway…
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The first local Flower Show took place in the Rink on Monday and Tuesday last, and if not a gigantic success was not due so much to lack of…
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Arrangements in [?]tion with the annual show are now practically complete, and all that is wanted is for the public to attend in force and make the…
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In our last issue we urged upon all well-wishers of the forthcoming Show [?]d a helping hand to make it a [?]ss by exhibiting, as…
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Messrs. W. J. Hawke & Co. report having sold at Guyra on Thursday, in conjunction with Mr. A. S. Cratis, the following stock:—Account A. W. Everett—Fat bullock, £7…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Hatte's Fair. An Established Sydney Institution Beloved of the People
Of all the great business enterprises Sydney, and there are many in the Commercial Metropolis of Australasia--in its establishment…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Guyra P. & A. Association. First Annual Show. [?]
President, Mr. A. W. E[?]: Vice Presidents. Messrs. [?] H. Nowland, and A. [?] Curtis. Hon Treasurer. Mr. N. [?]…
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From present indications, the annual show promises to be the most successful on record. The membership roll is steadily increasing. and it is now certain that last year's…
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THE weekly meeting of the Committee of the above was held at the Secretary's Office on Saturday afternoon, when there were present, Messrs. J. H. Reid…
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ON Saturday Mr. J. Healey submitted to auction the priviledges in connection with the forthcoming Show. The competition was keen, and the purchasers were as follows:-- No. 1 Booth C. Finney…
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"HUMAN nature is fond of novelty," quoted the President of the P. and A. Society during the course of a conversation a few days since, and in that "nut" lies the…
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THE privileges were submitted to public competition on Saturday last, when the following prices were realised:—No 1 and No 2 Publican's Booths, J. Donoghue,…
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A Sydney correspondent in a letter to a country contemporary begins as follows:—" I have not yet realised that this is February, 1905. A little while…
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The Lillian Raymond Co. is now playing at the Oxford Hall. The company is a first class one, and as the reportoire includes many charming comedies we…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Armidale Show. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, March 21, 22, and 23
Entries may now be lodged at the [?] tary's office in Beardy-street, where a clerk is constantly in attendance. Intending exhibitors should forward their lists at the…
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THE Uralla Show opened on Tuesday under the most lavorable conditions, the weather being fine and the attendance large, and the consensus of opinion among visitors was that the exhibition…
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THE record cow competition, inaugurated by the local Society, is one that is creating a, large amount ol interest, and in addition to the cows already tasted, three entrants…
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