Hints for Show Committees
Agricultural, societies ought to be the most influential bodies in the State, but (savs a writer in the “Australasian”) in order to become so they must devote…
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Shows & fairs, 1905
100 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 1 of 5
Exhibition
The committee of the Sydney Royal Exchange are very strong on the necessity of advertising, the resources of the State. What is more to the purpose…
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ELSEWHERE it is notified that a Show Bazaar in aid of St. Gregory's Church, will be held in the Temperance Hall, during show week,…
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Mr. W. J. Chapman advertises in this issue that lie will sell the various privileges in connection with the annual races and show, at Coffey’s Hotel on Thursday…
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From the Moruya “Times“ we learn that the annual show held last Wednesday and Thursday proved a great success. The Society has adopted the…
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A LARGE and representative meeting ladies interested in [?] of the forthcoming [?] held on Wednesday afternoon at the Presbtery. Many…
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Yesterday at noon Mr. W. J. Chapman offered for sale at Coffey's Hotel (Tattersalls), the privileges connected with the forthcoming races and show. The first…
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'I do call it a jolly shame,' said Tom Drayton, coming out into the conservatory to where his favourite sister Molly was standing. 'The S[?]ters have just come,…
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Yesterday Mr. Leslie Chapman, the active and energetic Secretary of the P., A., & H. Association; was busily engaged in receiving entries for the forth…
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Mr. L. Chapman, Secretary of the P., A., & H. Association, up to last night had received about 1200 entries, A new feature in this year’s show is the…
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IT is now barely a month to the P. and A. Association's annual show, and here let it be said that in every way should the association be…
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Great preparations are in full swing for the Easter Carnival and the visitors to the ground will be struck with the improvements made since last year. the roses have been thoroughly reformed and…
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ONE of our Reform contemporaries puts in a special plea for the Show Committee, and asseverates that "The…
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THE thirteenth Queanbeyan Pastoral and Agricultural Exhibition will be opened on this day four weeks, and judging by the present outlook, it would be a a rather…
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A NUMBER of Show exhibitors are very much dissatisfied with the manner in which the advertising is being done. By their refusal to…
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ON Saturday last, at the School of Arts, the executive committee of the Pastoral and Agricultural Association was engaged during the forenoon and…
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AT noon, on Saturday, word was brought to THE LEADER office that the above Executive was holding a meeting at the…
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In this week’s “Town and Country Journal” there are some excellent illustrations of the late Braidwood Show. The photographs, from which the…
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YESTERDAY at noon the tenders for the privileges of the Queanbeyan P. and A. Show to be hold on April 4th and 5th were opened and dealt with. The names of the successful…
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