The Passing Show
A flying for measuring, 45 inches was shot at Uralla. The Broughton Vale Municipality has a population of only 250s…
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Uralla Show
Apparently there is something more than ordinarily attractive about Uralla annual show to Armidale people, as every year the crowd of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Armidale's Grand Patriotic Carnival. WEDNESDAY & Thursday, March 22 & 23
Entries are already beginning to come in for the Carnival. The Secretary booked a large batch while at the Uralln Show on Tuesday…
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Given Gap weather next week's show will go down on record as one of the most successful [?] ever been held under [?]…
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Four out of the last nine Czars of Russia have been assassinated. A lot of local girls have quite a military air—they smell of powder…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Armidale's Grand Patriotic Carnival. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, 22nd & 23rd MARCH
Entries in the horse, vegetable, flower, fruit, and preserve sections in connection with the Grand Patriotic Carnival on the racecourse on 22nd…
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Everything Perta[?]ng to next week's show is well in hand and there is sure to be a big crowd ol visitors, prodding the weather elements are congenial…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Missionary Exhibition
The Church Missionary Association is arranging for a tour in this Diocese with a Missionary Exhibition, which is to be held at some of the larger…
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ISTENDING exhibitors are again reminded that entries in the horse (harness and hackney classes), vegetables, fruit, flowers, and preserves sections close to-morrow…
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Butchers at Cairns (Queensland) are selling beef for 4d per lb. Ninety-two men are ready to enlist at Glen Innes almost at once, and 107…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Future Show Dates
Mr. Hapgood, at last week's meeting of the Inverell P. & A. Association, moved that the Secretary again write Armidale and Guyra informing them…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Tenterfield Show. Successful Exhibition
The Tenterfield Show opened Tuesday in splendid weather. The exhibits were more numerous than usual, and the attendance was very large…
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Don't Forget; entries close in some of the sections to-day (Saturday). Intending exhibitors in the horse (harness and hackney classes),…
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[?] points well for this week's show. The ground and appointments look [?] and span [?] that…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Tenterfield Show
Mr. Judd's veteran hunter Sunrise, won lthe blue ribbon in the heavy hunters at Tenterfield Show last week. Mr. W. Whalan and Mr. T. A…
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The tick pest is spreading on the Tweed. More officers and dips are asked for. Ald. W. Riley has been elected…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Armidale's Grand Patriotic Carnival. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, 22nd & 23rd [?]LARCH
Particulars in connection with the special tram service to the Patriotic Carnival next week are advertised in the current issue. Retura tickets, at…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Do the Fair Thing
"Don't expect too much from the Government. Use your common sense and don't, either party, stop the works because of some grievance. Stop these…
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Sen[?]rgt Hood Tendered excel vice yesterday and to-day in assisting to regulate the vehicular and [?]cor tra[?] to the showground…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Glen Innes Show A Most Successful Exhibition. In Spite of Adverse Season Experienced. OFFICIALS
Committee Pot[?] Mr. W. T. Cadell president Mr. W. A. Cram [?] Messrs. W. P. Lawick and R.cartis, Hon…
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