The Polo Carnival
THE aunual Polo Carnival promoted by the Dubbo Polo Club was commenced on the club's grounds on Thursday. There was a good attendance of visitors from the…
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Shows & fairs, 1904
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POLO. The Dubbo Polo Carnival commen
ced on Thursday of last week, when there was a large gathering, The handicaps of the different teams were: Narromine (1st team), scratch…
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THE secretary of the above Association, Mr. Fred. Weston, has received the nominations for the election of officers, shortly to be held. Only four vise-presidents have…
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The wheat exhibited at the recent Agricultural Show is now in the hands of the Agricultural Department, who are supervising the milling tests, and the results…
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A MEETING of the committee of the above Association was held in the Society's rooms, Wingewarra-street, on Thursday evening. Mr. A. H. Fearon occupied the…
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A MEETING of the Committee of the P. A. and H. Association wan held on Thursday evening. Present: Mr. Fearon (in the chair), Messrs. Cartor, Belbridge, Scott, Wurfel, Bowen,…
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IN another column we publish advertisement rotating to the forthcoming annual carnival to be held at Trangie on August 5 by the Trangie branch of the Farmers' and Settlers'…
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THE annual general meeting of the P. A. and H. Association was held in the Association's rooms on Tuesday evening. There was only a moderate attendance, presided…
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THE annual meeting of the members of the Dubbo P. A. and H. Association was held at the Association's rooms on Tuesday evening. There was a very poor…
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THE Narromine Polo Carnival commences on Tuesday next, and given fair weather conditions it should prove a great success. Six teams have definately decided to take…
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Two hundred and ten entries have been received for the Carnival. This is considered very satisfactory…
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The foreign exhibitors are expected to close their sections at the St. Louis Exhibition owing to the authorities charging 25 per cent, commission on goods sold…
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Favored by magnificient weather the Second Polo Carnival of the Narromine Club was a success beyond the expectations of its most enthusiastic…
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The London "Dally Telegraph" stater 'that on 16th May Madame Yvette Gull-hert, the famous French "diseuse," began a series of eight recitals at the Bechsteir…
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The London "Dally Telegraph" states that on 16th May Madame Yvette Gullbert, the famous French "diseuse," began a series of eight recitals at the Bechsteir…
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The annnal meeting of the above was held last week. The balance sheet showed a credit of £70 12s 7d. The following office bearers were…
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THE Narromine polo carnival, which continued on August 2nd, was a groat succour. On the second afternoon, that is, when the sports were on, there were about seven…
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THE annual Carnival and Ball promoted by the Trangie Farmers and Settlers' Association last Friday was a pronounced success. Considering that this is only the second attempt by the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →TRANGIE F. AND S. ASSOCIATION. Annual carnival. Officials—President, J. T. Horrigan; VicePresidents, P. Barry and J.H. Perrottet; Hon. Treasurer, A. J. Campbell; Hon. Secretary, A. K. Butter; Reference Committee, W. Lake, G. E. Richardson, J. Quigley, W. N. Lane, R J, Samuels, R. Finney, A. K. Butter. Stewards— Pony Trot, Maiden Trot, Handicap, and High Jump, J. J. Brown, Tom Ford, J. T. Horrigan, W. J. Bowen, and A. Montgomery. Hack Race, Pony Race, and Members' Handicap, W. Montgomery, M. Forrest, H. Perrottet, and Con. Bowen. Section 1 to 19, W. Papworth, Fred. Ford, M. H. Kelly, Geo. Bowen, and W. N. Lane. Children's Race, J. Healey, T. Lincoln, and C. Rates. Foot Races and other events, W. Lake, J. Boyd, H. Samuels, E. Brennan, A. J. Campbell, E. M. Willis, E. B. Kelly, and W. Lindsay. Judge of Horse Races and Trots, Donald Cameron, sr. Handicapper and Starter for Trots, T. Wilkins. Starter, John Quigley. Clerk of Scales, W. J. LeQuessne. Clerk of Course, J. Costelloe. Hon. Secretary Carnival Committee, R. Finney
To say that the annual carnival of the Farmer and Settlers Association, held on Friday last, the 5 th instant, was a success, is to use a very mild expression. The day…
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To fit a colt for exhibition and competition in the show ring a great deal of care and attention is required. The combination of effects which go…
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