Royal Easter Show. Accommodation in Sydney
Quite a deal of inconvenience and annoyance is often the lot of country visitors to Sydney, who have not taken the precaution of making due…
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Show Sales
Mr. E. A. Small will have the field to himself as regards the local stock sales. On Thursday, on the showground, he will sell stud sheep and show…
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Country visitors to Sydney for the Show find often that, owing to arrangements for their ac[?]omodation not having been made beforehand, much irritation and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Show Amusements. St. Leon's Circus
Gus. St. Leon's United Circus will visit Glen Innes this week, and will perform in their own tent in Martin's paddock, at the rear of Hogbin's forge…
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The shower on Friday night was only a matter of three points. Rob Roy promises to go ahead as a result of the Government purchasing…
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Films and machinery were damaged to the extent of £250 at s picture show at Morpeth on Saturday night to the open air through a film igniting…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Armidale Show
The showground will be in splendid order for the forthcoming show. A large pavilion will be available for the display of motors and vehicles on the…
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The showground will be in splendid order for the forthcoming show. A large pavilion will be available for the display of motors and vehicles on the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Armidale District Show
Particulars of the special train service from Woolbrook and Glen Innes on the second day of the show will be found in our advertising columns. The Woolhrook…
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The 47th annual exhibition of the Pastoral and Agricultural Society opened on Tuesday under favorable weather conditions; to fact, the climate…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Glen Innes Show. Third Day
The climate conditions for the last day of the local society a show was all that should be desired, although it was again on the s[?]ltry side…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →First Show at Glen Innes. (Abridged From Our Files of March [?]2 1877.)
The first exhibition of the Pastoral, Agricultural, and Mining Association of Central New England in now among the things that were; and the many…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Glen Innes Show. Triumph of the District's Productiveness. Record Display of Exhibits. Fire Weather Predominates
Officials and Committee:--Patron, Mr. W. [?] Cedell, president, Mr. R. Curtis [?]dents, Messrs. F. J. White and W. C. Blemong; hon…
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Charily is supposed to begin at home, and it often ends ther. too Aid. "Pick" Meagher reckons that the population of Sydney will he a…
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The Secretary reports that over 2500 entries were received for the annual show, including over 500 horses—30 in jumping events, 200 in poultry, 250 in…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Glen Innes Show
The 47th annual Glen Innes Show was opened on Tuesday under the most favorable of weather conditions. The attendance was a record…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →P. & a Association. the Accent Show
A special meeting of the Committee of the. Inyercll P: and A Association was held yesterday afternoon, when ihere were present: Mears. A. T…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Picture Show Recruiting. "Australian Soldiers in the Making."
A help to win the war rally was held in the Arcadia picture Theatre on Tuesday night, when a packed house was in evidence, although the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Armidale Show Next Week. Notes on the Carnival
The Secretary reports that over 2500 entries were received tor the annual show, including over 500 horses—30 in jumping events, 200 in poultry, 250 in…
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The Glen lones show on Wednesday proved a local record. Five thousand people attended and the gate takings were £307. The admission had been…
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