Carnival Time in Queensland
Many small celebrations are already being held in various parts of Queensland in connection with the Jubilee of that State but the majority of…
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Shows & fairs, 1909
465 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 10 of 24
Life Saving Exhibition. To-day's Display
As announced in Tuesday's issue, a team from the Ballina Life Saving Club intend giving a demonstration at Lismore to-day. showing the methods adopted by the Royal…
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THE great Jabilee caraival to be held in itris[?] during August under the auspices of the National Agricultural and industrial Association is still growing,…
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The 33rd annual exhibition of the R.R. A.H. and P. society—the oldest Society on the Richmond—opens to-morrow. The weather at present does not promise too…
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A special meeting of the newly-elected committee of the above society was held in the Agricultural Hall, Alstonville, yesterday. Present: Messrs. H. Fredericks…
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VISITORS to the Show to-day and to-morrow can rely on having as pleasant a time as they have had in their lives, for the committee have catered for the public in a…
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The R.R. A.H. and P. Society's annual exhibition opens at Casino to-day. The principal classes to be judged to-day are the bloods, trotters, draughts and farm…
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THE show which opens to-day will be the best yet held by the Casino Society, so far as numbers and quality of exhibits are concerned. The Committee deserve great credit…
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The 33rd annual exhibition of the R. R. A.H. and P. Society—the last of the district shows for the season—was oponed a Casino yesterday under most favourable…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Richmond River Agricultural, Horticultural, and Pastoral Society. Casino's Carnival. Thirty-third Annual Exhibition. A Unique Record
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THE thirty-third annual exhibition of the Casino Agricultural Society was held this week under ideal weather conditions, both Wednesday and yesterday being beautifully…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Methodist Flower Show at Coraki
THE sixth annual flower show held under the auspices of the Methodist Church, Coraki, was officially opened by Mayor M'Rae in the Bridge-street Hall last Friday…
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The 33rd annual Exhibition of the R.R. A.H. and P. Society was brought to a close yesterday. The weather was again perfect, in fact, two better days for an…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →District Flower Shows. Anglican Flower Show at Woodburn
THE autumn Flower Show and Sale of Work in aid of St. Alban's Anglican Church, Woodburn, took place in the local School of Arts on Wednesday and Thursday of…
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The Wingham annual show was oponed yesterday and van continued to-day. The weather was beautifully Jine, and the attendance was a record one. The cattle…
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THE ladies who carried out the arrangements at the Hospital tea tent on the Showground deserve great praise for the way the tent was…
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Mr. J. T. Tandy, hon sec, will receive entries for St. Marks' Flower Show up to Monday evening next, 3rd May…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Casino Show. the Pigs
Considering the importance of the industry, and the advance dairying has made in the district, the show of pigs was most disappointing. In fact there were only…
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