Church of England Fair
The above was opened on Tuesday, 23rd ult., by Mr Mayor Morrison, and was continued on Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday evenings. Each…
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Shows & fairs, 1903
163 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 1 of 9
At the Amateur Show
"She looks better corked up, doesn't she?" "Much better." "And her voice?"…
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THE Quarter-mile International Championship is the principal events at to-days (Saturday's) carnival. The best riders in Australia are engaged including Major Taylor, Don Walker,…
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At the cycling carnival last night Major Taylor won the Half Mile Handicap. The International Ser[?]ch R[?]co was won by Walker. Taylor was hopelessly blocked in his…
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THE Sydney Cricket ground was again crowded on Wednesday evening on the occasion of the continuation of the Cycling Carnival. In the final of the International Seratch Race, Major…
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THERE was a very large attendance at the cycling carnival at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Wednesday night. Major Taylor rode with great brilliance, winning his heat in the League…
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One fine spring morning, when the Court was at Caerlcon-upon-Usk, there was a great stag-hunt. The Queen, with only one attendant, set out so much later than tho others…
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Despite the terrible drought of the past year—a drought which appears to have taken a new lease of existence after the temporary relief experienced in…
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At the cycling carnival 25,000 people were present. Don Walker was beaten by Gudgeon in the qualifying heat for the race as Australian champion. The latter was then…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cycling Carnival. The Wold's Test Mile. Gudgeon Defeats Don Walker Major Taylor Defeats Gudgeon Sydney
The Cycling Carnival was concluded last night in the presence of 25,000 spectators. Gudgeon defeated Walker in the…
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A MEETING of the P., A., and H. Association Committee was held on Wednesday in the Society's rooms, Wingewarra-street. Present—Mr. F. Mack (in the chair),…
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The committee of the P., A., and H. Association has very wisely determined to hold only a two-days show this year, in view of the distressful condition of…
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Major Taylor carried all before him at the Cycling Caraival last night. Twenty-five thousand persons were present. Don Walker was beaten by…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Cycling Carnival. Gudgeon, the Cobar Rider, Defeats Don Walker. Major Taylor Defeats Gudgeon
THE Major Taylor cycling carnival was wound up on the Sydney Cricket ground on Wednesday night with a meeting as successful as any that has been held during the season. An immense…
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BY the last English mail the Premier received a letter from Mr. C. C. Lance, the commercial agent in which he makes some observations as to the probable utility of…
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At a meeting of the Works Committee of the above, held last Thursday night, it was decided to reduce the days of the forthcoming show to two daye, viz., Wednesday…
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A MEETING of the P.,A., and H. Association committee was held at the Association's offices on Wednesday. Mr. A. H. Fearon occupied the chair, and there were also…
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PERS[?]ANT to adjournment a meeting of the committed of the P. A. and H. Association was held on Wednesday evening, Present Mr. A. H. Fearon (in the chair) Messrs. Mackenzie,…
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THE following alterations have been made in the Show schedule as it stood last year:—In the draught stock section, "stallion…
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Circulars have been issued by the secretary of the Wellington P. A. and H. Society, asking for special prizes for the next show, to be held on 29th and 30th April…
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