Wonder Boy Glass Blower. at Armidale Show
The exhibition of spinning, Weaving knitting and blowing glass given by the Wonder Boy Glass Blower this year at the Armidale Show, is entirely…
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Armidale's Wembley. New England Advertises its Products At Annual Exhibition of P., A., and H. Association. A Wonderful Display of Natural Wealth. Interests and Educates Thousands
The annual exhibition of the Armidale and New England Pastoral, Agricultural, and Horticultural Association might reasonably be termed "Armidale's Wen bley." This important fixture opened on Tuesday, under the most favourable auspices. Ideal…
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There was a record gathering at Armidale Show yesterday. The pavilion display was on the usual high plane of excellence. The trophy…
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In fine weather the Armidale show was a record success this week. In some sections the exhibits were below standard but in others they were…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Poultry. Preparations for a Show. How to Wash a White Bird
The poor condition in which man of the utility birds are shown is a subject of comment at all shows where utility classes are provided, and never more so…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →49th Armidale Show. Districts Excellent Advertisement Splendid All-Round Exhibition
THERE may be better Armidale Shows in future— the sanguine hope is that there will be—but for an all-round advt. of the manifold resources and activities of the Armidale district, the big exhibition held this week will be hard to beat…
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The secretary of the Inverell Swimming Club, Mr. H. A. Roberts, has received a telegram from the N.S.W. Amateur Swimming Association…
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There were nearly 600 motor cars on the ground on Wednesday—a record. The number who came by special…
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There will be no mass at Delungra on Sunday next. At the Armidale show yesterday, Sovereign, ridden by Garrity, jumped…
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Events in connection with the forthcoming Easter carnival are progressing nicely and from entries already received, the local club expects quite…
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The official opening of the show took place on Wednesday at noon. The President (Mr. V. E. Belfield) introduced Capt. Chaffey, M.L.A…
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Armidale's show week was well catered tor by visiting entertainers, and most can report a rich financial harvest…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Armidale Show 49th Annual Exhibition Concludes Record Entries: Record Attendance Show Officially Opened by Minister for Agriculture
Each year the Armidale Pastoral, Agricultural, and Horticultural Association succeeds in breaking records as regards entries and attendance. This…
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All the latest novelties, providing fun for young and old, are scheduled for the Band and Bowlers' Fair, to be held in the Town Hall on…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Show Post Mortem Is the P. & A. SLIPPING? Why the Decline of Interest? a "Royal Commission" Wanted
With the late show clearly in mind, and in face of the generally expressed opinion that the Glen Innes P. and A. Association is losing its punch, the time is opportune to conduct a post…
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Officials:—Judge, R. D. Doyle (Sydney Surf Life Saving Club); starters, Messrs. Griffey and Gilchrist; stewards Messrs. Ramsay, G. Brits, Murphy and…
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The following were decided after the 'Express' went to press on Tuesday: Medley: Beard 1, Cross 2. Farmers' and Tradesmens' Trot: McNamara 1,…
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Fifty-four points of rain fell at Inverell to 9 a.m yesterday morning. Mr. J. W. Finlayson's furniture and effects will be submitted to auction at…
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The 2nd prize for best boy and girl rider, under 9 years, was won by Bruce Fletcher, and 1st prize for boy rider under 11 years by Ian Fletcher…
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