Our National Exhibition
For the past two years the Government has, in the financial statement, proposed that a big national exhibition should be held it Christchurch. The project is now…
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Shows & fairs, 1905
222 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 1 of 12
Agricultural Society
The president (Dr. J. L. Beeston) presided over a well-attended meeting of the general committee of the Newcastle Agricultural Society last evening at the…
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LONDON, Thursday.—King Edward has sent a message wishing success to the Colonial Products Exhibition at Liverpool. New Zealand and Victoria…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The fall of earth at Cocos Island, to the southwest of Panama, which led to the return of Lord Fitzwilliam's expedition…
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Intending competitors at the Summer Nights' Amusement Company's initial cycling carnival, to be held on the 30th inst., are reminded that entries close this…
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Mr. G. Cuthbertson and received a large entry list for the cycling carnival to be held on Monday evening riders from all parts of the State having nominated. The racing track on…
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The Newcastle Amateur Swimming Club's carnival is to take place to-night Mr. D. F. M'Lean, secretary, announces that all his arrangements are complete…
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Everything points to the Newcastle carnival, arranged by the Summer Nights Amusements Company, and to take place on the Rugby Football Ground on…
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Owing to the inclemency of the weather, the electric light cycling carnival, which was to have taken place at the Rugby Union Grounds last night, was postponed…
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The holiday meeting of the Newcastle Jockey Club was held yesterday afternoon. The weather was showery, but the attendance, considering the elements, was good…
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The first of the series of illuminated cycling carnivals, promoted by the Summer Nights' Entertainment Company, took place on the Rugby Football Ground…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—The Office of Works has evicted the occupants of the "Milk Fair" in St. James' Park. The families of the dispossessed milksellers…
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LONDON, Monday.—At the instance of the King, the occupants of the "Milk Fair" in St. James' Park, London, have been allotted a site in the…
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The Newcastle Amusement Company's second cycling carnival is down for decision this evening, when another attractive programme will be presented. The…
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Intending competitors in the different sections at the Newcastle Show should bear in mind that entries close with the secretary, Mr. M. A. Fraser, Wolfe-street,…
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A special meeting of the committee of the Newcastle and District Agricultural Society was held last night in the Chamber of Commerce. Dr. J. L. Boeston, president,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Sydney Letter. a Man's Past When He Is Being Tried.—our Population Still a Mere Handful.—the Teeth of Our School Children, and What They Show.—that Motor Car Contest, and the Possibilities of Commercialising Car Trips.—an Example Which Is Provided at Manly.—bathing in Sydney Harbour. Sydney
Should a men's past be dragged up against him when he is charged with an offence? It is a moot point, which is worth discussing, because of the prominence…
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A meeting of the Newcastle Agricultural Society was held at the Chamber of Commerce last night to further the arrangements for the fourth annual show,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Sydney Letter. His Excellency the Governor on Yachting. — the Name "Prince Alfred" Causes a Retrospection.—something of Interest to Boating Men Everywhere. — the Much Talked of Towns-stanbury Match.—again the Post Office and the Collect Parcel System.—a Fair Argument Uttered Without Fear or Favour. Sydney
"Excuse the familiarity your Excellency, but I am a sailor myself." Thus one of the lights of the yachting world here to Sir Harry Rawson at the…
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Good progress is being made with arrangements for the Newcastle Agricultural Show, which opens on Thursday, the 16th instant. Up to the present 2500 entries…
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