Central R.r. Agricultural Society
A meeting of the commitee of the above was held at Coraki on Tuesday. Present: Messrs. B. McRae (president), J. H; Mitchell, Alex. McDonald, L. Newby, J. W. Garred, J…
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Shows & fairs, 1916
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Royal Show. "S.m. Herald's" Prize. Best Cattle Show in Australia
SYDNEY, Friday.—The "S.M. Herald" and "Mail" special prize at the Royal Show for the best pure bred cow was awarded to "Brighton." "Vanilla" the 2nd, a cow…
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The Overlan motor car which was the principal prize in connection with the big art union at the Richmond-Tweed Commercial Travellers' Carnival last May, and which…
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LONDON, Monday.—The "Daily'Mail's" Now York correspondent," reports that the settlement with the beef packers was received with great satisfaction, and is regarded as…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The Minister of Labor and Industry has informed the Premier that over 90 trades unions reported on the conditions of employment during March,…
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The privileges in connection with the forthcoming show and Casino J.C. races were submitted to public competition yesterday by Mr. J. B…
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SYDNEY, Monday—Fine weather is forecasted for to-morrow. All preparations for opening the Royal Show have been practically completed. The secretary anticipates the…
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Indications point to splendid weather for the Royal Show, which opens tomorrow. Mr. Somer anticipates the Show will…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The Royal Show was opened in glorious weather. Judging is proceeding. Everything points to a record carnival. Flavinius secured the champion…
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Mr. J. B. McDougall on Monday disposed of the privileges for [?] forthcoming Casino Show as Follows on behalf of the committee:--No. 1…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local and General Carnival Motor Car
The Overland motor car, which was the principal prize in connection with the big, art union at the Richmond Tweed Commercial Travellers' Carnival…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →TELEGRAMS. Royal Show Thoroughbred Awards. Sydney
At the Royal Agricultural Show today the following awards were made: Thoroughbred Stallion.—Flavinius. Champion Stallion Exhibited.—…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Royal Show. Australian Goods to the Fore. Greatest Carnival Yet Held. Experiment Farm Exhibits
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The feature of the exhibits at the Royal Show was the substituion of Australian made articles for imported goods. The latter have fallen off…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Easter Show was officially opened to-day by the State Governor (Sir Gerald Strickland). At the official luncheon the Governor said the…
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The Royal Show was officially opened this afternoon by the State Governor Sir Gerald Strickland. The weather was excellent, and the attendance large. Mr…
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A final reminder is given, those intending to exhibit at the forthcoming Show that entries close with the secretary. (Mr. Rayner) on…
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Mr. D. S. Rayner has been notified that Thursday, 4th May, second day of Casino Show, has been gazetted a public holiday in the…
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A telegram received from Sydney announces the prize winners in the butter classes at the Grand Easter Show of the Royal Agriculture Society of…
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The Minister for Agriculture has notified Mr. D. S. Rayner that he will not be able to fulfill his promise to send up a lecturer to give an…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The third day of the Royal Show attracted an attendance of thousands, people being'on the ground at an early hour. The weather was glorious…
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