Show Sales
McGregor and Travers conducted stock sales on the showground on Friday About 60 horses were submitted; light draught horses brought…
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Armidale Annual Show
The annual Show opened yesterday under the most unpropitions cireumstances, owing to the incessant rain which continued throughout the day…
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To a great extent Jupiter Pluvius, spoilt what promised to be a successful local exhibition at Armidale. Tuesday was the opening day, but…
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Heavy rain unfortunately prevented the Inverell Show being opened on Tuesday. However, on Wednesday weather conditions were more…
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President: Mr. R. T. Vyner; Vice-Presidents: Messrs. H. W. Curtis, G. W. Dight, and Captain Dangar…
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Some very fine stock was exhibited. In Devons, T. P. Chisholm; in Polled Angus, J. Finlayson; and in Herefords, G. E. White monopolised the…
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Exhibits are pouring in for the Agricultural Show, which is expected to be a record success if fine weather prevails…
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The official opening of the Show was abandoned owing to the weather conditions and the non-attendance of the Colonial Secretary—Mr. Woods…
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On Wednesday evening, the Show concert was held on the grounds, and despite the murky and misty atmosphere, drew together a fairly large…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Inverell Annual Show Thirty-ninth Exhibition. Inclement Weather interferes with Opening. Fine Weather supervenes, and the Exhibition is brought to a successful issue
THE Thirty-Ninth Annual Show of the Inverell P. & A. Association opened under anything but favorable weather conditions on Wednesday last…
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Heavy rain unfortunately prevented the Inverell Show being opened on Tuesday. However, on Wednesday weather conditions were more favorable, and the management…
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Appended is the result of the milking test, and also the result of the weight estimating for the fat bullock at the recent show:—…
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At the Armidale Show Mr. George Matthews, of this town secured first prizes for the following:--Gent's saddle, stock flap saddle, lady's…
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Hundreds of Japanese intend to make the trip to the White City Exhibition. Fares from Japan, with a three weeks stay in London, including…
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Messrs. W. J. Hawke and Co. report having sold on Friday:—Account K. J. Finlayson, 1 fat (guessing) bullock at £7; account Coventry Bros 1 fat…
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The Easter Show, which is to many the great event of the year, is to be better this year than ever. Great additions have been made to the…
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The above show (the 31st) was hold on Tuesday and Wednesday and was favoured with splendid weather. The attendance throughout was good. In…
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The attendance at the Royal Agricultural Show yesterday was 19,000, being a considerable improvement on the corresponding day of last year…
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The weather conditions as in the case of many of the New England Shows for 1910 considerably militated against the perfection of the inverell…
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