Alstonville Show
The Alstonville Show, which opened on Tuesday and continued yesterday, was one of the most successful ever held in that centre. The exhibition was…
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Shows & fairs, 1918
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Alstonville Show. Concluding Day. Mr. Greene on Repatriation Question
There was a record crowd at Alstonville yesterday, when the Shire of Tintenbar's Show in aid of the Richmond and Tweed Returned Soldiers' Fund was brought to a…
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The following were the awards in the special classes in the school section:—Special 1. Best letter (by boy), written to a soldier at the war—R. Moore 1, C. Daley 2. Special 2…
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Intending exhibitors at the forthcoming 43rd show of the R. R. A. H. and P. Society are reminded that the date originally fixed for the…
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The list of special prizes for the Casino Show, to be held on March 6 and 7, is published to-day. Entries close on Wednesday next, February 27…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The proposed Australian winter butter pool does not meet with the full approval of Sydney butter shippers. There is a strong opinion that the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Alstonville Show. the Cattle
Visitors always expect a good cattle show at Alstonville. Situated as it is in the centre of one of the best dairy districts in Australia and surrounded by keen dairymen—…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—Excellent prospects are entertained for the Royal Show to be opened on March 26th, unusually numerous entries having been received for the dairy…
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A special meeting.of the committee of the Kyogle Agricultural Society was held last Tuesday for the purpose of appointing stewards, allotting special prize funds, etc…
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Something out of the ordinary in the way of entertainment is promised by the members of the Girls' Patriotic Club at their carnival to be…
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Those in search of a good evening's entertainment will be well repaid by a visit to the aquatic carnival to be held oh the river near the Government wharf, Lismore, next…
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Intending exhibitors at the forthcoming 43rd show of the R.R.A.H. and P. Society are reminded that the date originally fixed for the closing of entries is to-day…
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There was a record attendance at Alstonville on Wednesday, when the Shire of Tintenbar Show in aid of the Richmond and Tweed Returned Soldiers'…
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An impromp[?]u meeting of firemen, police and members of the Tweed District Hospital Committee was held at the Council Chambers on Thursday night last…
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Late entries for the forthcoming Casino Show will be taken up to Wednesday next, 27th inst., but it is requested that all who possibly can…
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On behalf of the Comfort Funds, R.A. Show Joint Committee, Miss C. E. Carson, hon, secretary writes that:—…
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TAREE, Friday.—The annual show was held on Wednesday and Thursday. A severe cyclonic storm and heavy rain marred the success of the first day. Yesterday there was…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—A cyclonic storm struck Taree early this morning. The wind blew with hurricane fury accompanied by heavy rain. Side shows and other tents at…
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The incessant demands made upon business firms and the public generally on behalf of the various patriotic funds have seriously affected our many…
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