Casino Show
We would remind readers that Casino show will be held to-morrow and Friday, and judging from the large number of entries received, it should prove one of the…
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Shows & fairs, 1906
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Our Grafton Show Report
The Grafton "Argus" took exception to our comment on that paper's expression that the Show management could hardly be impoved upon, when we said we are…
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TO-MORROW (Thursday) the thirty-first Annual Exhibition of the Richmond River A.H. and P. Society, Casino, will be opened, and judging by the large number of entries…
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On Wednesday next, 11th instant, the Eleventh Annual Exhibition under the auspices of the Central Richmond River Agricultural Society taken place on the…
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THE Show opened to-day in beautiful , weather, the attendance being fully 3000, including a large contingent from the Clarence, Lismore and surrounding districts…
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AFTER beautiful weather on Wednesday, Thursday loomed up dark and threatening, but towards noon the clouds somewhat thinned and a suspicion…
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THIS event which is got up for the purpose of assisting in paying off the existing debt on the Church of England building in Casino, was formally…
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The Richmond River A.H. and P. Society's Show opened on Thursday with fine weather, and there was a very good attendance, numbering we would think, fully…
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This show, which this year will he limited to one day, is to be held on Wednesday next, and we would remind intending exhibitors that entries have to be made…
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We supplement our report of Saturday, which was necessarily brief and hurriedly prepared. The following prizes were taken by…
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The show at Coraki opens to-day, and as before stated will be for one day only. With the recent fine weather the ground should now be in good order, and the roads…
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THE above show was continued on Friday last, when despite the unfavorable weather there was an attendance of between 6000 and 7000 people. The aggregate attendance for the show…
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SOME promoters of shows have a suspicion that post ponement means failure, but in this respect the Coraki show committee have no grounds to harbour such a superstition. The…
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THE Agricultural Show held yesterday was the best Coraki has known. There was a record attendance and splendid weather…
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THE Agricultural Show as a whole ranks as one of the greatest yet held in Australia. Skilfully arranged pavilions are packed with great trophies…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Northern Star. Published Monday, Wednesday, & Saturday. Saturday, April 11, 1906. the Sydney Royal Show
Just at present, from all parts of the State, and likewise from other States, as well as New Zealand, people are flocking to Sydney, whose Royal Society's Show…
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Through[?]ds (Judge, Mr. J. Wilson, jun.).—Statllion, 3yrs. old and over—John Brown's Sir Foote (imp[?]). by Sir Hugo, dam by Galop[?]—Miss Foote, Syrs., I; E…
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Dairy Cattle.—Cow on first calf yielding the greatest, quantity of butter-fat in one milking: to be milked dry in the presence of the stewards at 5 p.m. on the day…
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In regard to the fat cow guessing competition at the Casino show, the following struck the exact weight. 780lb.—T. Ryan. J. Latchford, and J. Weir, of…
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