Show Week. Lytton's Moving Theatre
Mr. Philip Lytton's popular No. 1 Company is in Inverell for Show week, and will open on Tuesday evening in his big tent theatre, which,…
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Uralla Show
The Secretary of Uralla Show has been exceedingly busy during the past few days in filing what promises to be a record list of entries. It is…
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The list of special prices offered at the approaching show of the Armidale and New England P., A., and H. Association is advertised in this issue,…
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Record entries have been received for the show. [?]weather is all that is requited to make the coming show a record…
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The following comparison of entries for the Show for 1913 and 1914, are interesting, and show the substantial increase of 500 exhibits. This is very…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →P. and A. Association. Record Show Marred by Rain. Thursday's and Friday's Attendance almost up to Average. Cereals well Represented. Stock Strong. Pavilion Exhibits Good. Office Bearers, 1913-14
PATRON: P. C. Campbell. PRESIDENT: John Borthwick. VICE-PRESIDENTS: Walter Maidens, P. Mills and W. Tonkin…
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Intending exhibitors are reminded that entries for the annual show at Armidale close on Wednesday next in cookery, domestic industry, art,…
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The final weekly Show committee meeting was held on Saturday afternoon, when there were present Messrs. G. W. Smith (President), Warner,…
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The Inverell P. & A. Society experienced a slice of bad luck last week in striking wet weather for its annual exhibition, and in…
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Our Show is going to prove a record, notwithstanding the unfavorable weather, etc. But there is another little Show worth seeing and that is…
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The rain interferred to a great extent with the Inverell Show, which opened on Wednesday. Only 800 attended on the first day, but on…
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No doubt the rain marred the success of the Show sales, advertised to take place on Saturday. There was only a sparse attendance, and…
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During the days of the Show Inverellites were treated to a glimpse of the manner in which the crowded streets of "dear old London" are…
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The town has now settled down after the rush of Show week, and business has resumed its normal condition. The theatrical companies…
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Although the wet weather still continued on Friday morning, the rain lifted towards noon, and a large number availed themselves…
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The Tenterfield Show opened to-day. The weather was dull and threatening. The following are the principal awards:—…
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The Uralla Show op[?] to-day. The weather was dull and threatening, with a slight sprinkling of rain at intervals…
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Particulars have been received from the Railway Department, in reference to special train arrangements in connection with the annual show…
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If the function of a yearly show is faithfully to represent the assets of a districtâor such of then) as are outside the Savings and other Hanksâit…
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The publicans booth were well catered for by Mr. John Dwyer, of the Terminus Hotel, and notwithstanding the rurh, provision was made to meet…
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