The Walcha Show. WALCHA, March 13
THE WALCHA SHOW.—Rain came on yesterday evening, and continued throughout the night, but held off about 9 o'clock this morning. Notwithstanding the rain, the…
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Glen Innes Show. Representative and Successful Great Gathering of Visitors. Unfavorable Weather
[?]PATRON—Mr. W. T. Cadell: president—Dr. F. H Wrigley: vice presidents, Messrs. A.F.C. Rog[?]…
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The weather conditions interfered to a material extent, with the annual show at Glen Innes, albeit it did not depreciate the attendance very…
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The Walcha Show of 1907, which Was held on Wednesday and Thursday last, was we regret to chronicle, far from being a success. This fact was…
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Mr. J. B. Fitzgerald, who purchased the sole right of sales at the show, advertises an extensive list of horses and cattle for auction. Amongst the former are drafts…
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THE sales conducted by Messey M'Gragor, Cracking and Dals and C. J. Bodgers on Friday attracted attention, when heavy aged [?] light young…
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On account of we weather the Newcastle Show, which promised to attract a record attendance was closed, it being decided to bring the ring events off next Saturday. The…
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To-morrowu the annual re -union of the Inverell P. & A. Association will commence, and judging by present appear[?]ces (the weather included) there…
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THE Carnival is over and the busy Show week now liss with shelved events of the past. It is safe to write, looking backward and reviewing the surroundings, that had…
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The annual Show opened to-day (Tuesday), and the attendance was by far the largest on record for the first day, there being upwards of 1500…
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The Armidale Show Carnival, for which great preparations had been made this year, commenced last Tuesday, and will be continued until next…
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NEW England, not Armidale only, was finely represented this week at the great annual exhibition promoted by that sterling body of men, comprising…
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An important and representative meeting was held in the Townllall, Sydney, yesterday, when it was agreed that the time was opportune for steps to be…
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SPLENDID weather prevailed on Tuesday for the opening of the Armidale Show, which has preved an unqualified au[?] Since last year big improvements have been made…
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THURSDAY, 11 A.M.—The annul re union of the Inverell P. and A. Society was commenced yesterday, and it was at once apparent that a record would be achieved from…
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This morning again the prospects for a fine day were anything but convincing, but practically no rain fell. Light showers were certainly experience, but the [?]onesquent…
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At an important representative meeting held in the Sydney Town man [?] was agreed that the time was now opportune for steps to…
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The rain, welcome as it was, kept a large number of people from visiting the show, And made it very disagreeable for those who did attend…
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The annual Armidale Show was held this week, and proved a great success, and being favoured with fine weather there was about 7000 people…
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The official opening took place at noon, in the presence of ft large assemblage. Mr. R. T. Vyner introduced the…
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