The Show
The Show will open on Wednesday The [?]tries are [?] There will be 30 competitors in the amateur brush jump; 15 14st backs, 19 11st…
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Show Snaps
Bustle and movement at the showground, yesterday. Exhibits were arriving from all parts of the coinpass…
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On Thursday evening in the show room we are promised an innovation in the form of a grand continental. The latest dramatic, sporting,…
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The committee met on Thursday in the local pavilion. Prescot--Mr. T. Nf Rae (chair), Messrs., Weddell, Collins, Stevenson, King, J. T…
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A record success. Tenders for road work called in this issue. School of Arts Tennis Social on the…
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This is the season of shows--and nearly every town is in the swim. Barraba--an advancing town on the railway terminus from…
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THE Show of 1910 is now a matter of history, and it stands as absolutely the greatest success yet achieved in the annals of the Society. In the past it…
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Entries for the Armidale Show closed on Saturday last, and in point of humber, established a record, totalling nearly 3000. The horse, sheep,…
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Splendid weather prevailed during the show on Tuesday and Wednesday The attendance is believed to be a record. Hon. C. G. Wade…
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THE fortieth annual show of the Glen Innes and Central New England Pastoral Association, and the national show for Northern New South Wales…
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Entries for Armidale Show closed on Saturday last, and in point of number established a record, totalling nearly 3000. The horse, sheep,…
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A gold medal has been presented by Major Chuck to exhibitor obtaining the most prizes in farm produce section…
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McGregor and Travers submitted a number of cattle at the showground yesterday (Thursdays Jersey heifers brought from seven to ten guineas…
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It is pleasing to hear that our Glen Innes-friends have held a very successful Show. Amongst the successful exhibitors was Mr E. A. Thomas, of…
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Two days of golden sunshine' Fader princely weather conditions the first National Show held in northern New South Wales opened in Glen…
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The following letter was received on Thursday by the Secretary from the Tamworth Council Clerk;— I have the honor to inform you that…
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The National Show at Glen Innes was extensively patronised by local residents, the special trains on Wednesday conveying a large number of…
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Commenting on the above the [?] Innes " Examiner" says:—Owing [?] the blinding dust and a poor ar[?] exhibits, the show was not a s[?]…
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Not the least important feature of the annual country show is the amusement offered to the public, apart from that provided by the P. and A. Society…
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The Annual Show is by far the most important gathering of the year for most country towns ; in fact without such a function there appears to be a…
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