Peak Hill Show
The Peak Hill annual show, held last Wednesday and Thursday, was very successful. Among the prize-winners we notice the following local names:—Mr. G. Bruce,…
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Shows & fairs, 1901
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Peak Hill Show
IN the trotting contest at the Peak Hill Show special mention may be made of Globe, who won the prizes for best trotting stallion, and fastest trotter in boggy or sulky. Globe is full…
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In the O section the school secured six firsts, four seconds, and one highly commended. This work was executed under Miss James' supervision. The prizes won…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →P., A. and H. Association
A MEETING of the Committee of the P. A., and H. Association was held last Wednesday evening. Present: The President (Mr. J. D. M'Kay), Messrs…
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At the Agricultural Societies' Conference yesterday a resolution was carried that judges at shows should be required to give reasons for their decision…
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At the Polo Carnival held at Quirindi last week in the first round for the Northern Challenge Cup The 1st Tamaran[?] [?] Sydney by 6 goals to 3;…
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THE Parkes Show opened on Wednesday last amidst miserably sleety weather, consequently the attendance was considerably less than usual, something under 1000 persons being on the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate. Wednesday, August 13, 1901. Show Judges and Their Decisions
AT the recent sittings of the United Agricultural Societies' Conference—in which Dubbo was more or less directly represented—a motion was submitted by…
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PERHAPS the most marvellous of all those now ideas coming under the category of invention have been the enormous strides taken by the Deering Harvester Company in the perfecting…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate. Wednesday, August 28, 1901. Railway Rates for Show Exhibits
A deputation recently waitied on the Railway Commissioners to urge that concessions should be made in the carriage, on the Government railways, of…
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Perhaps the most marvellons of all those new ideas coming under the category of invention, have been the enormous strides made by the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The £ S. D. of a Big Exhibition
AN exhibition to attract popular attention at the present day must be of colossal dimensions. The interested onlooker, however, rarely gives a thought…
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In connection with the £200 sweepstake between Messrs. J. S. Horsfall, G. H. Hebdon, [?]. Edols and Co., and N. A. Gatenby, whose sheep were…
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All exhibition to attract popular attention the present day must be of colossal dimensions. The interested onlooker, however, rarely gives a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →She's False and Fair. an Original Story
'Why don't you tell me something fresh? I'm quite tired of hearing that same old story!" Florence Sherbrooke leaned lazily back in…
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Mu. DONALD MACDONALD, in his notes on the doings of Australian Bushman in South Africa, tolls of one who helped himself to a good horse whether he found one. He was a…
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Mr. Donald Macdonald, in his notes on the doings of Australian Bushmen in South Africa, tells of one who Helped himself to a good horse whether he…
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It is officially staled that Colonel Williams has captured 55 Boers, being the bulk of the commando westward of Edenburg; and all of Commandant Kochs' transport…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Fair Decision. [By Telegraph.] SYDNEY, September 24
The Committee of Tattersail's Club has decided that backers of Euloulie, which was disqualified after finishing first in the Flying Stages, will be entitled to receive their…
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THE Industrial Exhibition in aid of the local Church of England was opened in the Assembly Hall on Wednesday afternoon. There was a…
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