The Show Ball
The ball held in the Shool of Arts on Tuesday night, in connection with the P. and A. Society, was a gigantic success from it art to finish. The floor…
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Shows & fairs, 1906
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The Show
Owing to want of space we were enable in publish in our last issue a complete return of the exhibits, and we now make good the [?]…
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Under the new regulation of the Department of Agriculture every subsidised P. and A Society has to have prepared and read a staled minimum…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The P. & A. Show Balls
Whatever doubt we may have had regarding the success of the show [?] on a last Tuesday and Wednesday [?] were [?] to the winds by…
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In our report of the pavi[?]ion exhibits at the Show, Mr. E. A Traynor was credited with winning first prize for smoked ox tongue. This was wrong,…
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FINE weather and a big attendance helped to make the Dungog Show, which was held last week a big success. There was a fine show of stock…
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WE are pleased to learn from the secretary of the New Sooth Wales Sheepbreeders' Association (Mr. C. Prince) that the forthcoming annual show…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mungindi P. and A. Show. Mungindi
The Mungindi P. and A. Society Show for the year 1906 was a toost unsuccessful one. The attendance was very Large, espite the threatening…
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A scheme is being considered for holding an Anglo-American horse show in London during the summer of 1907. The secretary of the Hackney Horse…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Stamps Worth £500,000. Record Exhibition to Be Held in London
The most important and comprehensive collection of stamps over brought together will be on view at the International Philatelic Exhibition, to be held…
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Mr. Midgley, who went to represent this paper to the Muugindi Show, telegraphs as follows:— "In spite of the rain, the attendance at…
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The Mungindi Show, just concluded, was most successful from all standpoints, and appearances warrant a big future for it if the committee,…
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The annual show dinner was held at Baynes' hall on Thursday night, Mr. A. N. Gillespie (President), in the chair…
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A misunderstanding arose tyhrough a hitch in the correspondence respecting the Mungindi and Boomi branches. The Boomi Association deputed Messrs…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Annual Sheep Carnival. the Pastoralists' Opportunity
WITH the thousand and one different events to keep taking place year in and year out, the time passes with great rapidity, and it certainly does not seem like nearly twelve…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Ceylon Rubber Exhibition
Particulars of a rubber exhibition which is to be held at Paradeniya from September 13 to 27, 1906, under the authority of the Ceylon Government, are to hand. In a…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →News and Notes. Flower Show
AT a largely attended meeting on Wednesday night, it was decided to hold the annual flower show, under the auspices of the Methodist Church…
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MR. Crichley Parker, editor of the Mining Standard, writer:--''In connection with the publication of the mines and minerals of New South…
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A united exhibition of Australian products will be held in London next year, and afterwards taken to the leading…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →At the Flower Show. a London Sketch
Incautiously-- one is apt to lie incautious In conversation with Beatrice--I asked Beatrice and her mother to attend the Temple Flower…
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