Train Arrangements for the Show
MR. H. ANTILL, secretary of the Dubbo P.A.and H. Association, has been in comnunication with the Railway Department regarding the train arrangements in…
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Shows & fairs, 1902
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The Show
Preparations for the annual show on April 23, 24, and 25, are well in hand, and Mr. Rotton, who is shaping admirably in the hardworked and somewhat thankless…
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The second Commonwealth exhibition of the Royal Agricultural Society was formally opened at Moore Park yesterday. The weather was delightful, just a light breeze…
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A [?]TING of the Committee of the Dubbo P., A., and H. Association was held at the Association rooms on Tuesday evening. Present: Messrs. A. Fearon, W…
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When I am a man—in fun, you know—And Pa is the little child, And be comes home from his work in town,…
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At the Show yesterday 64,000 people were being the record attendance…
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The attendance at the show yesterday was 64,000, being a record…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE. [We do not necessarily identity ourselves with opinions expressed under this heading.] the Dubbo Show. To the Editor of the Dubbo Liberal
Sir,—I do not know whether the committ[?]e of the P., A., and H. Association have moved in the matter of securing, if possible, the running ot an ex[?]uraion train from…
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The show ground is having special attention in view of the near approach of the show. The sheds, pavilions, and grandstand are being cleaned and renovated, as…
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The gate receipts of the Royal Agricultural Society's Show to last night were £5760…
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"KAY," writing in the "Western Post," says:--"What is a fair day's wage for a fair day's work [?] is a question now on the surface. The Government says 7s a day for laborers…
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The Agricultural Show closed yesterday. The total receipts showed £1250 less than last year…
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DUBBO Show is to open on 29th instant. An advertisement in this issue draws public attention to the attractiveness of the exhibition and the facilities provided…
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It will be seen in another column that the date for tho above show has been fixed for Wednesday, the 30th inst., and entries close on Monday, the 28th inst,…
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THE committee of the A. H. and P. Association have added another to the many attractions they will offer during the progress of the show says the "Bathurst Times." Fritz, the great…
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Notwithstanding the dry weather, the entries for the show, to be held on April 23rd, 24th and 25th, are coming in freely, and it looks very much as though last year's…
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AT the Bathurst Show on Thursday, Dr. Burkitt's Five Guineas won the first heat of the Maiden Trot, and in the final ran second to Prince Charming…
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The secretary informs us that entries are rolling in for the Wellington show on April 23rd, 24th, aud 25th, and the total will probably equal or even exceed those of…
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The Bathurst annual Show was concluded on Saturday, and proved equal to any of previous years. Among the prizes we notice the following local names:—Fine woolled…
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A Committee Meeting of the above was held in the Mechanics’ last Wednesday night, when the following were present:—Mr R J [?]…
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