Wool for Exhibition
CONCERNING the despatch of a N.S.W. bale of wool to London for exhibition purposes by the Carruthers' Government, B. R. Wise says…
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Shows & fairs, 1905
100 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 3 of 5
St[?] Stephen's Annual Floral Exhibition
[?] Floral Exhibition, with its ad[?]ive attractions, under the auspices of a Committee of Management associated with St. Stephen's…
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THE Presbyterian Flower Show, which was opened in the Protestant Hall by the Rev. A. M. Gauld, M.A., of Goulburn, in conjunction with the Rev. W. Powell, last…
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Do your long [?]rk, curling lashes lie upon your cheeks [?] like a dusty fringe when you sleep or [?] when you coyly gaze downward? Would you like them to, if they do…
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IN connection with the above held last week we have gleaned the following additional particulars. By reason of the unpropitious weather the…
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It will continue the fashion this winter to have the sleeves very large and the hair combed down over the ears. Other details more or less important pale before these two…
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ON June 5th promises to be a splendid success entries for which close to-day. Besides the number already received, advices are to hand that…
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THE following excellent entries have been received for the undermentioned events to be run at the annual carnival on June 5:—OPENING HANDICAP Half-mile—H. Bingley,…
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The British agricultural newspapers contain lengthy report of the last annual Shire Horse Show, which Look Place in London at the end of February…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Photo Graphig Business. An Example to Show There’s Money In It
No line of business., save perhaps that of the importation and sale of, bicycles and automobiles, has shown such marked progress all over…
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JUDGING by the extent of interest that is being taken in the Queanbeyan. Cyclists' Club's first annual race carnival, the meeting in question bids fair to eclipse any…
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AT a meeting of the Bicycle Club Committee on Tuesday night, the following officials were elected for Monday next: Judge, R. Hayes;…
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AT a committee meeting of the Cyclists' Club held at the Commercial Hotel on Tuesday night the final arrangements in connection with the carnival were made. Mr. R…
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ON Wednesday last the above rights were sold by auction. Mr. A. McInnes [?]ght the gates for £12.15. Mr. McPherson the…
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IN the park on Monday the first annual carnival, run under the auspices of the Queanbeyan District Cyclists' Club, will take place and, all things considered, should be a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Queanbeyan District Cyclists' Club. First Annual Carnival. Official:—judge. R. Hayes, Esq.; STARTER, E. C. Hincksman, Esq.; Time Keepers, J. E. Davison and E W. Leamond Esqrs; Track Stewards, Messrs. A. H. Collett, E. O. M[?]e, A. C McPherson, L. Dun[?]ea; Lap Scorers, T. E. Woodger and G. E. A. Ling. Esqrs.; COMMITTEE, Messrs R. Hayes, J. H. H[?]ncksman, J. Ru[?], R. J. Anderson, and R. Fallick; Treasurer, L M. Fell, Esq.; Scratching Steward and Racing Secretary, Mr. W. E. Gale; SECRETARY, Mr. R. Fallick
YESTERDAY (Prince of Wales' Birthday) was closely observed as an holiday in Queanbeyan. The weather was fine and a large crowd assembled in the park to witness the…
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THE prize schedule for the Yass [?] Society's Show to be held in S[?] been issued. In all £550 have [?] tributed amongst 463 classes, [?]…
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THE Sydney sheep show is a great success, the majority of the prizes falling to Gibson, M'Caughey, and Horsfall. Mr.C. C. Hall of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →All in a Garden Fair. the Conversion of London
The very successful picture exhibition in Whitechapel is to be treated to an other display. In this case, however, not Art, but Nature [?]self, isto be [?]…
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As our [?] exhibitions of this year. promise to the more numerous than-for-merly It is only natural to suppose that they will be more interesting, to the…
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