The Coming Show
MESSRS. BROOME AND MILLEN, appointed to canvass the town for special prizes for the forthcoming P. and A. show succeeded in adding another £70 to the list already announced by the Secretary,…
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Shows & fairs, 1890
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The Cobar Show
THE fifth annual exhibition in connection with the Cobar P. & A. Association commenced on the 2nd inst., under auspices entirely favorable with the exception of the…
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MR. R. CARO, manager of the skating rink at the Albert Hall scored a success on Friday evening last, when the Carnival which bad been previously talked of for some time…
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THE friends of St. Stephen's Church of England, took advantage of the large number of visitors who were in town last weak, to hold a two-nights flower…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. an Appeal for Fair Play. To the Editor of the Western Herald
SIR,—As a lover of fair play I emphatically protest against the injustice perpetrated by the Bourke Carriers' Union on Mr. Gunny Khan, by refusing to allow him to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams in the House. the Miners' Str[?] Mr. Willis, M.P., [?] RECONSIDER. [?] the Centennia[?]ation Parnell Cont[?] Exhibition Opposition [?] the Funds. [?] to Fre[?]han's Journal the Stev[?] Cr[?] the House [?] Si[?]ence the Mayor of Sydney. [?] Terrible Tragedy. Johnson, Smothers His Children, Shoots His Wife, and Takes Poison. Sydney, December 9
The Assembly last night passed the third reading of the Vine Diseases Bill, and also passed the Lands Estimates. The dangerous condition of the Opera…
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