Latest News. Inverell Show. Second Day. (Continued from Page 5) Second Day
The career of the P. and A. Association reached high-water mark yesterday with an attendance of the public which far exceeded the limit of…
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Inverell Show. All Previous Records Broken. Weather Perfect. Grounds Crowded. Products and Resources of the District Well Displayed. Office-Bearers, 1912-13
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Continued on Trove, page 6 →Armidale Show Carnival. a Splendid Successs. a Triumphant Sheep Show
President: Mr. H. W. Cartis. Vice-Presidents: Messrs. Thos. Sisson, W. T. Moffatt, and Captain Dangar. Hon. Treasurer: Mr. J. B…
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The annual exhibition of the t local P. and A. Society opens to-morrow (Tuesday) week. The completed list of entries…
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The takings for the three days show at Jnvereil last week totalled £115, as against £3786 for the previous year; while at Anmidale they…
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The Ural A show, opening to-morrow (Tuesday), is a record so far as the number of entries received is concerned The jumping horses which…
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Uralla-- March 4 and 6. H. Vincent. Secretary. Tenterfield--Mara 4, 5, and 6. W. Hoskin, Secretary…
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The Inverell Show was successfully held last week, the attendance on the second day being estimated at about 9009 Mr F Flowers, Chief…
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For years, in New South Wales, there have been advocates of open- judging at agricultural shows. The idea is to educate the exhibitors by…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Drink Cure. What Returns Show
Perhaps nowhere mere than in country centres is the evil effects of strong drink upon those who fall under its power so vividly realised, both in its…
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Messrs. Armstrong and Bonnet, auctioneers, report the following sales on the Show Ground: Account of P. and A. Society, fat guessing cow, £4…
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The complete awards in the horse section of the recent Show, unavailable at the time of publication of our last issue, are as follow:…
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The results of the late Show prove to be highly satisfactory from a financial point of view, compared with last year. The receipts for the three…
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The present show marks a [?] step forward for the Uralla Association, the committee having inaugurated a progressive improvement policy…
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The thirty-sixth annual exhibition of the Tenterfield P. A. and M. Society opened on the society's ground on Tuesday, and was continued on…
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Every detail in connection with next week's show is practically arranged, and fine weather is all that is required to ensure a successful…
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To-morrow (Tuesday)) the forty third annual exhibition of the Gleo Innes and Central New England p. & A. Society Will be opened on the…
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To-night (Monday) the, Hugo Bros. American Minstrels Will open a four night's season in their own theatre, which Will be located behind the Club…
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Messrs. Frank Foster, M.P., and F. J. Thomas, M.L.A., were amongst the visitors to the show. The society's membership has…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Annual District Show Glen Innes and Central New England FORTY-THIRD Fine Lot of Exhibits. A Successful Exhibition
Officials-- Patron, Mr. W. T. Cadell President, Mr. J,, F. White; Vice Presidents Hon John Wetherpoon, M.L.C and Mr, W. F. Lawior;…
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