Easter Show and Displays. To be Notably Illustrated
It will not be possible for everybody to visit Sydney at Easter and witness, not only the Royal Show,, which will be a record one, but also the shop-window…
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Our Wires. Sydney Show Sales. Stock Purchased Fro Central New England. Sydney
At the Sydney Show cuttle wales Rugosa Prince 27th was purchased by Mr. W. T. C[?]ll of Deepwater Station, for [?]…
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THE Royal Agricultural Society's Show opened on Tuesday morning in ideal weather. There were over 8000 exhibits, being the largest on record, a…
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At the Royal Agricultural Show Sir Aymer (imp.) was imported first and champion for blood stallion, with Collarit second. Ihe special prize…
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Sir,—In addressing a public meeting in Armidale on Tuesday evening, Wr. Y. J. Foster, M.H.R. explained that he did not attend the last…
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It will not be possible for everybody to visit Sydney at Easter and witness, not only the Royal Show, which will be a record one, but also shop-window…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—For the first five days of the Royal Agricultural Society's Show, the aggregate attendance has been 178,000. This eclipses the…
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The most successful wheat exhibits at the show were from the northern district. For Macaroni wheat, first prize went to W. Clark, of South…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegrams. Sydney, Tuesday. the Royal Show
There were 25,500 people at the Show yesterday, the takings being £830, compared with £2792 the previous Easter" "Monday, when 61,000…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mr. Foster and the Show Committee. (To Editor of "Armidale Chronicle")
Sir,-1 was extremely amused at the, indignant outburst of the Federal member for New England because of the treatment he had received at the…
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Yesterday afternoon the official opening of the Flower Carnival and [?] Exhibition, in [?] of the holy Trinity Church, took place…
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In common with dozens of other residents of Glen Innes and district 1 packed my "port", one day last week and journeyed to the "big smoke" to…
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Thirteen thousand [?] hundred people attended the show yesterday. The total [?] to [?] which to [?] last…
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In conversation with a representative of the "S.M. Horald," Dr.[?] and Mr. J. F. Chefley made the following observations concerning…
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The Royal Agricultural Society's Show this year is an immense carnival and is one of the greatest proofs that has ever been advanced of the…
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The flower carnival, in aid of Holy Trinity Church building fund, was brought to a conclusion in the Town Hall on Thursday evening last. The…
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A conference of representatives of Agriculture Societies was recently held at Sydney, when it was decided to establish an Appeal Board, the…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the committee was held on Saturday last, when there were present: Messrs. C. W. Smith (President), J. H. and W. Reid, Sommerlad,…
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We remind our readers of the Flower Show and Fair to be opened in the Town Hall to-morrow (Wednesday) afternoon. The hours appointed for…
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