The Bangalow Show. the Horses
HORSES numerically were strong at the show, but contrasted with the other big section, cattle, there is nothing like the attention being devoted to horses that there is to other stock…
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Shows & fairs, 1903
64 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 2 of 4
The Approaching Show
INDICATIONS are that the 28th annual exhibition of the R.R.A.H. and P. Society, to be held at Casino on Wednesday and Thursday, 29th and 30th inst…
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The Easter Show is fully equal to its predecessors. The number and quality of the exhibits were satisfactory. In the horse section Mr. P. H. Morton's…
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THE entries this year were larger than hitherto. Single judging was the rule in the horse classes, and, as usual, the adoption of this common sense principle facilitated operations and gave…
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THERE was a record attendance at this Show, which was opened by the Governor (Sir Harry Rawson) on the 8th instant. The receipts from attendance were £374,…
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On Monday the Royal Hunters' contest had 25 entries, and the prize amounted to £100 and a sweepstake of £3, divided between the second, third, fourth, aud fifth horses. The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Dairy and Farm. Judging at the Lismore Show. Mr. W. P. Beisbane's Remarks
WHEN my stewards were ready, I made a start with the Jersey cows. The winner in this class was a very good cow belonging to Mr. O'Meuru. She was a nice animal,…
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THE annual meeting of members of the Alstonville Agricultural Society was held in the pavilion at Alstonville on Thursday afternoon. The President, Mr. Robert Gibson, presided,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →R.R.A. Hand P. Society Twenty-eighth Annual Exhibition
OFFICE-BEARERS:—Patron, Mr. D. Campbell, J.P.: President, Mr. W. G. Simpson, J.P.; Vice-Presidents, Messrs. J. B. M'Dougall, J.P., and A. P…
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WEDNESDAY and Thursday's Show gives the R.R.A.H. and Pastoral Society, the oldest, by the way, in these districts, good enconragement for the future. The show was the 28th since…
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Both days of the Show were wet. The weather cleared up this afternoon, and 2000 people attended. The Governor, the Premier, and a number of Members of Parliament were…
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THE Grafton Show opened yesterday. The weather was showery and the ground very wet. The attendance was about 500. Following are some of the awards :…
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The rain and muddy roads f [?] the show. The attendance of country people was very small, and the straners were but poorly pationised. On the [?] day the attendance was…
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A MEETING of the Committee of the above Society was held on Thursday afternoon the Tin i[?]t Present: Messrs. Thomas Devery. Presi[?] (in the chair,, Jas. [?] "hipps, V P., Ii…
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THIS show came off on the 12th and 13th inst., and was favored with particularly fine weather, a very large attendance putting in an appearance on the second day. Horses, numerically,…
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SIR,—I regret that my time has recently been so fully occupied that I have not before had an opportunity of endeavouring to remove some misunderstandings which appears, from a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The White Australia Policy. Mr. Philp Advocates a Fair Trial
SPEAKING at Croydon last Saturday night the Prmier (Mr. Philp), referring to the question of a white Australia, said his advice w[?] that it should be given a fair and honest…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the Committee was held in the Agricultural Hall on Thursday afternoon. President—Mr. T. Devery (President) in the chair. Messrs. A. Cook and J…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Brevity Visits Bangalow Show
MY missus says to me one day, 'Nickademus, we ought to go to Bangalow Show.' When Mrs. N. says we ought it has to be. I think shows ought to be suppressed by…
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SIR,—As one who took some part in the establishment of the Lismore A. and I. Society, and who had the honor of being elected one of the first Presidents. I may be permitted to make a…
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