Dubbo Visitors to Coonamble Show
AMONGST the visitors from Dubbo who attended the Coonamble show this week were his Worship the Mayor (Alderman J. A. Ryan), and Messrs. G. H. Taylor,…
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Shows & fairs, 1904
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The R. C. Bazaar and Fancy Fair. To be opened this (Saturday) Evening
THE R.C. Bazar, in aid of the presbytery funds, is to be opened in the P[?] Hall this (Saturday) evening. The utmost [?] yours have been made to provide a spectacular…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Hospital Kiosk at the Show. Meeting of Lady Managers
A MEETING at local ladies who have, on behalf of the Hospital, under taken the management of the Tea Kiosk at the fortcoming show, was held at the Town Hall on Thursday…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate. Saturday, May 7, 1904 the Show
THE annual exhibition of the Dubbo P., A., and H. Association, to be held next Tuesday and Wednesday, promises to be highly successful from every point of view. The…
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The secretary of the P. A. and H. Society wishes as to state that all prizes won at the recent show will be paid on Wednesday next, 11th instant. The secretary also asks…
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DESPITE general prognostications this year's show was favored with fine weather. It is acknowledged that in so. far as quantity and qualities of entries are concerned, and in the…
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THE local police, evidently thinking that an ounce of prevention was the equal of a very considerable amount of care, on Saturday last took into custody three young follows--giving…
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Sir,—On applying for two tickets (ladies) this morning (11th May, 1904). I was charged 8s 6d. About two years ago when the late much esteemed and respected "Dick"…
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Some hundreds of Wellington people visited the Dubbo show on Tuesday and Wednesday, and several of the exhibitors from these parts scored well. Mr. S…
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PRESIDENT: Mr. F. Mack: Vice-Presidents, Messrs. F. E. Body, T. Baird, D. Cameron, J. G. Brown, R. G. Dulhunty, R. B. Mackenzie: Hon. Treasurer, Mr. C. H,…
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CADELL and Co. report having sold daring the show sales Messrs. Mack and Austin's stud came, at satisfactory prices; also horses on acoount of Mr. Robert Holl. The…
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ON the afternoon of both days of the Show Mr. C. H. Fitz-Gerald paraded his little champion Huon Junior, followed by a number of his progeny…
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THE Cobar Pastoral and Agricultural Association hold their annual show on the 25th and 26th, for which entritis close on the 23rd. Cheap tickets will be issued from…
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THE usual Show social was held in the Association'a Rooms on Wednesday evening. Mr. F. Mack, president of the Association, presided, and was supported by Messrs. J…
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IN oar comment on the school exhibits t the ceccnt show, the printer oonverted the word " encouraged " into " managed," The 8Bl(Snoe should have read," The map…
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The 1904 Show of tho Cobar Pastoral and Agricultural Association will eventuate on the Show Ground on Wednesday and Thursday next, and, given line…
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The exhibits in all sections were exceptionally good. Following were the principal prize [?] Blood stock: J Montgomery, E M'Kay, J. M…
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ON a day like what they get in the "roaring forties"—by the same token there have been a few of these last in the vicinity lately—and in the frosty…
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was enjoyed by some 70 couples in the Albion Hall on Wednesday night an[?] voted a big success. Messrs. W. Rodi[?] and H. Goold are to be congratulated on…
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