Bangalow Show
THE gate takings at the Bangalow Show for three days were £308. The ring events resulted as follows:—Champion hackney: Oliver's Virtue. Pair buggy horses: Dr…
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Shows & fairs, 1907
343 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 4 of 18
Casino Agricultural Society
AT the ordinary monthly meeting of the committee of the above held yesterday afternoon in the Town Hall, there were present:--Messrs. W. G. Simpson…
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On the second evening of the show a smoke concert tendered ns a compliment to the judges was held in the School of Arts. The attendance was small. Mr. G. Smith,…
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[?]ed with good [?] Show. [?] on the first day [?]0, on the second…
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WE would remind all the Upper Richmond folk that the annual show in connection with the district…
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THE "Sydney Telegraph" states:—"One of the strongest objects to the international exhibition project comes from a certain class of retailers, who protest that…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Armidale Show
The Armidale "Express," in reference to the horses exhibited, wrote:—It was a happy thought that prompted the committee of the P. and A. Association to secure the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Royal Agricultural Society's Show. Dairy Breeds
The "S. M. Herald" writes:—The dairy classes were remarkable for the big entries and the close competition between animals of a high standard. Fow men have had…
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The jumping for the High Jump on Friday which started at 5ft. 3in., was the lest seen on the ground for years. Playmate, Mahonga, Andover, Lady Morton,…
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In the class devoted to creamery butter, two packages, not less than £50 each, manufactured and packed ready for export, the Ulladulla…
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SINCE the list of prize winners in connection with the above was printed off we find a few errors have crept in. Class 12 of section 4, best decorated palm leaf fan, was…
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ON Tuesday evening the School of Arts hall, Casino, was crowded, and a good deal of interest was evinced in the vocal and instrumental competitions. Mr. J. M. Stuart,…
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THE following awards were made at the above Show:—Box of creamery or factory butter, to be opened on the first day of the show (Tuesday), but not judged till the…
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OWING to the prize list not being available till a late hour, the names, of winners in the fine art section at St. Mark's Flower Show was omitted from…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Band Carnival at Inverell
In the Band Carnival at Inverell the A. grade contest for £150 and a silver cup was won by Newtown with 270 points out of a possible 300, Inverell second with…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Poetry. Fair Looks Are Oft Deceiving
Fair looks are oft deceiving, Bright hope still ends in rue ; My soul was all believing When I began to woo…
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THE success which attended the Flower Show held in the Casino School of Arts on Tuesday and Wednesday last, in aid of the funds of St. Mark's…
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The jumping for the high jump on Good Friday, which started at 5ft. 3in., was the best seen on the ground for years. Playmate, Mahonga…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Notes and News. International Exhibition
AN influential deputation headed by the Lord Mayor, interviewed the Premier on Friday with reference to the proposal to hold an international…
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An exhibition which is not without pathos has been organised by the Rev. Neville Dundas, Vicar of Holy Trinity Church, Stepney, and was opened the…
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