The State Schools' Exhibition
The remarkable character of the exhibitions of State schools' work just closed, and the success of the exhibition, were so great that…
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Shows & fairs, 1906
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Gosford Flower Show. Gosford
The annual wild flower and fern show was opened to-day by the State Governor, Sir Harry Rawson. Steady rain was tailing during the morning, and the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Sport in Sydney. Sydney, Friday. A.J.C. Spring Carnival
It is doubtful if ouch a brilliant congregation of horses wore over brought together as that which will take part in the A.J.C. Spring carnival which opens at…
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The New Zealand International Exhibition buildings and grounds are now the busiest locality in this part of the colony. Hundreds of workmen are engaged in…
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The sports meeting promoted by the Newcastle Agricultural Society and held on the show ground on Saturday afternoon did not receive the patronage anticipated…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—A British exhibition will be held at Shepherd's Bush, London, in 1908. The colonies are invited to make an ample display of…
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A cycling carnival, under the management of the Newcastle Amusement Company, is to be held on the Rugby Football Ground on Eight-hour night, October 29. The events…
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Prominent representatives of British commerce and shipping were present at Birke[?] and the formal opening of at floating exhibition of "all British goods,"…
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As previously announced, the Victorian Government have taken a large amount of space at the forthcoming Grocers' Exhibition, to be held at the Agricultural…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →London News. the English Language in America.—australia at the Grocers' Exhibition.—british Emigrants.—imperial Interests.—the Late Lady Campbell-bannerman.—our American Visitors.—rifle Shooting in Sweden.—defects on Dreadnought.—floating Exhibition Round the World. London, August 31st
It has ever been a favourable theme with our "cousins" in the United States to jeer at the conservatism of this effete, old country, and to claim as their own…
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Captain Percy Atkin, British Government Commissioner, arrived bore to-day. He describes the exhibit in his charge as the finest and most representative…
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A meeting of the general committee of the Newcastle District Agricultural Society was held at the society's offices last evening. The president, Dr. J. L…
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A special meeting of the members of the Wallsend-Plattsburg Agricultural Society was held at the society's hall, Mr. S. Ross, president, being in the…
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A flower show, to be opened by the Mayoress, is to be held in the Central Hall on Wednesday and Thursday next. Entries for exhibits close on Monday next at 8 p.m…
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Exhibitors and concessionaries are making most strenuous efforts, and are putting in an immense amount of work to got everything ready before the opening day…
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The second annual flower show in connection with the Central Mission will be opened to-night by the Mayoress of Newcastle, Mrs. A. H. James. The season has…
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The second annual flower show and industrial exhibition, in connection with the Central Mission Hall, was opened last night, in the hall, by the Mayoress of…
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The flower show and industrial exhibition at the Central Hall was concluded last night. There was again a large attendance, and the financial result, it is…
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The Caulfield people were not lucky with their opening meeting on Saturday, as the weather was very unpleasant, though as a rule the club…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →London News. the Victorian Exhibition.—the University Boat Race.—britain and Russia.—commonwealth Immigration.—imperial Text Books—wool and Cloth Prices.—soldiers in Six Months.—japanese Ambassador to Great Britain.—big Ships and Naval Supremacy.—percy Grainger and Wanda Radford. London, September 14
The Victorian Government is to be congratulated on its achievement at the Agricultural Hall, Islington. It is safe to say that the exhibit, which occupies the whole…
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