Show Sales
Messrs. McGregor & Bloxham, who have secured the s[?] right to conduct, sales during the show next week, announce that they have a large number of sheep…
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Band Carnival
A meeting of the committee of the above was held on Wednesday night. Very little business was transacted, and another meeting is to be held on…
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To-day (Saturday) is the last day of entry for Armidale Show, and intending exhibitors are requested to forward their, lists as early as possible,…
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Owing to bad weather, the Iuverell Show resulted in a deficit in the [?] The special train on the second day, for which a guarantee…
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Many fairy talcs are told under the canopy of the Judges' retreat, but this year is specially prolific owing to the visit of Mr. John Macdonald,…
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Bruxner and Cotton and Harrison, Jones and Devlin (in conjunction) report having yarded at the Show Sales about 2000 head of mixed…
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The above well-known circus win commence -its season to-night near Frost's Picture show. The performers to appear on the opening night…
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It has been un[?] de[?] to [?] Mr. W. T. C[?] to [?] the G[?] [?] Sh[?] where co[?] to to-day (Tuesday)…
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The entries for the Armidale Show closed on Saturday, and, taken in the aggregate, are well ahead of those of last year. Sheep, cattle, dairy…
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The Show Society was particularly fortunate in striking fine weather. A wet show would have spelt disaster—a fine one--Record…
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The entries for the Armidale Show closed on Saturday, and taken in the aggregate, are well ahead of those of last year. Sheep, cattle, dairy and…
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The 44th Annual Show was opened on Tuesday in dull but fine weather. The number of entries received was 600 in advance of last, year, and a…
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Tuesday pawned threateningly. A [?] can[?] and at times a dark and angry [?]kyline all the morning pre[?]ged rain. However, Dame…
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A meeting of the committee of the Inverell Band Carnival took place in the Council Chambers on Wednesday night, when there were present:…
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At the Glen Innes Show this week, W. Lawlor's Sir Patrick won the prize for trotting stallion, C. Bunt's Brewongle Bob second. H. Randall, of…
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Pavilion exhibitors are notified that the stewards will be in attendance at 10 a.m. on Monday, 16th [?]vst., for the reception of exhibits, which must…
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Mr. Cecil Bloxsome got first prize for pen of 5 coarse wool wothers (1st) and second for lambs, and not A. F. Roes and J. F. Charley, as…
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The takings in connection with last week [?] was [?] as against [?] for the pervious year. The sum of [?] was realived from the…
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