The Royal Show. Prime Minister's Statement
At the Royal Agricultural Society yesterday the Prime Minister announced that another Australian contingent had been offered to the Mother…
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A. and N.E.P.A. and H. Association. Monthly Meeting
The usual monthly meeting of the A. and N.K.P.A. and H. Association was held yesterday the president (Mr. H.W. Curtis) presiding over a…
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The statement of accounts of the recent Uralla show discloses that accounts payable totalled £435, including £l40 15s. 6d. prize money. The…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Telegrams the Royal Show SYDNEY,Thursday
The Royal Shots was officially opened yesterday in wet weather. The at tendance was limited…
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The ring events were an attractive Feature of the Royal Show in Sydney. Some fine jumping was witnessed. Lindeman's hunters' prize for…
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The total attendance at the Royal Show was 258,660, and the takings '£10,354, as compared, with an attendance of 316,450, and receipts £13,324,…
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The greatest event of the Australian year, with the exception of Cup Day, is the Sydney Royal Agricultural Show. The wild burst of hilarity that…
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In an article on the above, the "Daily Telegraph" says--It takes all sorts and conditions of men to make a world--war lords and diplomatists,…
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A splendid opportunity exists in the local Municipal Council for an Alderman who is game enough to take the authorities to task for their shocking…
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The last day ot the Royal Show was marred by incessant rain. In the water jump Thumbs Up created a new record for the ground, clearing…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Gravesend Patriotic Sports Carnival. Hearty Public Response. £215 for the Relgian Fund
That the people in the country fully realize the value of the service rendered to Great Britain (and the Allies) by the gallant Balgian nation, is being…
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Notwithstanding the drought, the Mungindi people intend going on with their annual show which will be held on April 28th and 29th next…
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The Municipal Council hold their usual fortnightly meeting to-night. The Bannockburn Shire meets on Thursday…
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It is to be hoped that, when the Moree Pastoral and Agricultural Society meets on Wednesday night next, the motion standing in the name of Mr. R…
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The great annual exhibition which was brought to a conclusion in Sydney last week, though naturally affected by adverse weather and the…
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Messrs. Cansdell and Co. have just handed over their first monthly contribution to the Belgian Fund. The employees subscribe what they choose…
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The annual Church of England Flower Show, which was opened this afternoon, will be continued to-morrow and Thursday…
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The Inverell P.P. Board meets on Saturday morning. An election to fill the vacancy in the Macintyre Shire Council will be held…
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There was a good attendance at the Flower Show Concert last night. Miss Patt played the overture and accompaniments. Mrs. Roberts and Miss B…
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Following are the results put through too late to appear in the report of the Flower Show:—Nail-driving, first night: Miss Jessie Weiss; nail…
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