The Royal Show
EASTER being nearly three week earlier than it was last year, intending exhibitors will need to tee to their emits at the Royal Agricultural Show in good time. The Secretary…
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Shows & fairs, 1913
46 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 1 of 3
An "Australian" Show
Our readers are reminded of the appearance of Mr. Skuthorpe's combination on the Queanbeyan showground on Satur. next. The Sydney Morning Herald," of…
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One of the latest device by which the State Government hopes to gain popularity is its promise to establish a rent court, which should be empowered to fix…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Thirty-mile Line of Warships. Air and Sea Attacks in Naval Manoeuvres Give a Notion of War's New Era. Flying Men Show How Easily They Can Foil the Secrecy of Submarines
The biggest and most powerful fleet ever concentrated in British waters—and therefore the mightiest known to the world—has been assembled at…
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THE date of the annual Gundaroo Show will soon be here, and the secretary, Mr. John Affleck, J.P., and the committee are working hard, and…
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OWING to insufficient entries the show proposed to be held at Gundaroo has been abandoned No doubt the unfavourable season prevented many who had intended to…
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THE annual show of the Royal Agricultural Society opened on Tuesday morning in favourable weather conditions. On the whole, the exhibition…
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THIS year's first prize fat bullock at the Sydney show, bred by Mr. Henry T. Edwards of Burnima, Monaro district, and sold on that gentleman's account by Winchcombe…
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THE annual show was opened on Wednesday under bright, fine warm weather, following the cold snap. The showground looked well after the…
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The annual fair promoted by the Presbyterian portion of the community commenced on Thursday afternoon. Although the showery conditions of the weather prevented…
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THE splendid exhibition recently held in Sydney expressed in mate but eloquent language what enormous resources of various kinds this State…
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THE first grand poster and fancy dress carnival will be he held in the Triumph Hall on Thursday, May 29th. Already a large number are getting fancy costumes made, and…
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ENTRIES for the horse racing events closed on Tuesday, the total being 75 for six events. This record must be highly gratifying to the committe and all concerned. A…
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proprietors of the Triumph Pictures have arranged to hold a grand skating carnival on Thursday night next. Several prizes for fancy,…
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THE proprietors of the Triumph Picture and Skating Hall should indeed feel thoroughly satisfied with the success of their first skating carnival held…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Federal Sports. Second Annual Carnival Officials: President; Fred. Curl, Esq. Vice Presidents: Messrs. Gerald Massey, J. O. McAlister, Col. Miller, A. J. Manson, J. T. Collett, J. W. Dowling, F. P. Woodward, H Hines, J. M. McIntesh, Austin Chapman, M.H.R., John Ryan, P. J. Ryan, F. Anstey, M.H.R., M. Laearus, F. A. Piggin, Evan Davies, A. P. Wade, F. A. Campbell. JUDGE: E. E. Hndson, Esq. STARTER: Mr. Geo. Wilson. Clerk of Course: Mr. M. Quigley. Cleark of Scales: Mr. Geo. Moore. Hon. TREASURER: Mr. J. H. Grose. Handicapper for Open Events: Mr. Jas. Price, S.D.R.A. Handicapper for Local Events: Messrs. G. Wilson, C. Edlington, W. E. Gale. Handicappers for Footraces: A. Reckless and J. Scott. Horse Stewards: Messrs. Geo. Moore, M. T. Moore, T. Newson, F. Curl, C. Edlington W. Anstey, Geo. Wilson. Footracing Stewards: Messrs. A. Reckless, J.Scott, T. Murphy. Hunters and Novelty Events: Messrs. W. Grimes, W. Colverwell, T. Butts, J. Barton, J. McGivan, E. Clarke, W. Millwood, F. Fitch, F. Passmore, B. A. Robey, J. Perry, J. W. Butt. SECRETARIES, Messrs. R. Gordon and A. H. Moore
THAT amidst the multifarious busy pursuits consequent upon the developments of the Federal Capital Territory the masses of population…
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The Royal Agricultural Society will hold the Annual show at the Show Ground on Saturday, August 2nd, and the sale of stud, horse will take place the following week…
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The Royal Agricultural Society will hold the Annual show at the Show Ground on Saturday, August 2nd, and the sale of stud horses will take place the following week…
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THE annual show of the Sheepbreeders Association opened on Tuesday in the Hall of Agriculture, at the Royal Show Ground. Qualified judges were of…
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THE Triumph Picture Palace. Crawford Street, presented a brilliant appearance last night when the second grand carnival promoted by Mr. W…
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