Show Sales
Messrs. Cadell and Co. report having sold at the Show ground the prize fat ox for £14 10s, on account of J. D. Mackay, Bulgandramine and also other show cattle…
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Shows & fairs, 1901
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Commercial News. Show Sales
Messrs. Thomas and Rotton report having sold—On account Mr. S. R. Wilson, 1 Darham cow, to Mr. Rushby for £7; on account Mr. A. Rich, Curra Creek, 6…
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THE huge bullock given by Mr. J. D. Mackay for the guessing competition was killed by Benham Bros. on Friday night, in the presence of Mr. H. Antill and members of the Show…
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Special cheap rates will be allowed by the Railway Commissioners during the period of the Young Peoples Exhibition…
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The ballock presented to the P., A., and H. Association by Mr. J. D. Mackay, the President, was killed and dressed on Friday at Benham Bros,'…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →At the Show. Ah, it was all delightful, Bright as a poet's dream
SUCH was the expression of one who sang of the glories of a Venetian Carnival. How line the weather, what a splendid attendance, so many pleasant meetings and deeply interesting…
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This interesting and well carried out bazaar terminated so far as the public were concerned last week, but last night the Protestant Hall was the scene of a very pleasant…
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As briefly announced in our last issue, Mr. Crick State Minister for Lands, was waited on, fat Dubbo last week, by a deputation from…
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THE experiment of a three days' Show was retried this year. Opinions have always been divided as to the relative advantages of a three days' and a two…
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The annual show of the Warren Pastoral and Agricultural Society was opened on Wednesday, and was well attended. The exhibits far exceeded expectations. The weather was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Late Show. Our Bodangora Correspondent has Something to Say
I would like to say a few words about the late show, which I visited on the second day. Although I have heard adverse comments—such as last year being better, and…
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A woman Sir, a woman is a mighty curious thing. Half angel, half devil, some say, I only know she's a mighty frivolous. "Hullo ! Miss Seraphina, aren't you coming…
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THE Annual Show of the above Association was held on Wednesday and Thursday last, and may be said to have been a success. The continual spell of dry weather made the dust…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Dubbo Show. to the Editor Narromine News
Dear Sir,—Kindly allow me a small space in your valuable paper to say if few words in regard to what I saw at the Dubbo Show. I noticed that in…
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Nyngan, despite bad seasons, sucesded in holding a successful show last week "For a wonder," says the Observer, "it didn't rain."…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →"All in a Garden Fair."
A boy, a Chinaman, and a garden, have often provided substance for some exciting experiences, with the result as a rule that the climax is boy triumphant, Chinaman…
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IN connection with the Flour and Wheat Bakers' International Exhibition, to be held in London, in September next, Mr. Kidd, Minister for Mines and Agricultural, desires…
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'pvethought of a lovely idea for Snaday,'…
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The drawing for the lady's bicycle and articles of furniture in connection with the late Presbyterian bazaar was held in the Protestant Hall on Saturday afternoon…
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ELEVEN hundred and sixty- eight pounds were taken at the gates in connection with the Young People's Exhibition on Monday…
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