The Warren Show
AT a meeting of the Committee of the Warren P. and A. Association recently held, the President (Mr. E. K. Rutledge) in the chair. The President stated that it was a matter of…
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Shows & fairs, 1899
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The Horticultural Show
WE are pleased to learn that for the show today the entries are rather more numerous than ever before, though in view of the severe season we have passed through,…
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On Friday evening of last week the Committee of the Cobar Pastoral and Agricultural Association met at Mrs Smith's Tattersall's Hotel to receive a…
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Considering the discouraging circumstances, the Horticultural Society has reason to be specially gratified that the show held last week should equal, if not…
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She is so fair! All men admire Her beauty and her girlish grace. How many rivals would aspire, Were I not here to take my place!…
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IN response to an application by Mr. H. Antill, secretary of the Dabbo P, A., and H. Association, for increased facilities for visitors travelling by rail…
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FAT[?] to be [?] all the great tock shows in the and [?]y. At [?]pres at there appears (says "Brani") to be a considerable…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Tests Patience the Most Patient People Must Show Annoyance at Times
Nothing spoils a good disposition quicker. Nothing taxes a man's patience. Like any Irritation of the skin. All day it makes you miserable…
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THE Railway Department has made full arrangements for the Dubbo Show. They have conceded the special train from Nyngan, which in previous years was asked for but denied…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate Saturday, May 6, 1899. the Forthcoming Show
THE Dubbo P. A. and H. Association's show promises to be a distinct advance on last year's exhibition, and therefore absolutely the best yet held…
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THE Wellington Show, hold on Tuesday and Wednesday in the new grounds were very successful. The following are the awards:-- Sheep.-- Merino, ram, 3 years and over, H…
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THE exhibition of agricultural machinery at th Show will be the largest over seen at Dubbo. All the loading manufacturers, and importers in the colony will be represented. Sixty trucks…
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The Show was a decided success. The attendance was a record. Narromine and district were well represented…
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PRESIDENT: T. Baird. VICE- PRESIDENTS: J. D. Mackay, F. E. Body, R. Booth, J. Rutherford, jun., Mac Barry, F. Mack. HON. TREASURER : C. H. Fitz- Gerald…
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THE P., A., and H. Association's exhibition for 1899, now numbered with the events of the past, may be with safety described as the best on record, at least as regards…
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AT the recent Show the Singer Machine Manufacturing Co., with their characteristic enterprise, had a well arranged and attractive cosy corner, underr the…
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IT was found impossible to get through all the items on the programme on the second day (Wednesday) and they were decided on Thursday. The first item was the wood -chopping…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocat Wednesday, May, [?] the Lessons of the Show
DESPITE a [?] grumbling here and there the late Show was—and no one knows this better than the grumblers themselves—one of the most…
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The Agricultural Society's Ball last night was a great success. The Governor and suite were present…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Warren Carnival
THE Warren people, when the season precluded the holding of a Show, determined to have a Carnival, and it was sucreassfully brought off last week. The "Herald" of Saturday says: --…
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