Gipsy Fair
A Gipsy Fair in aid of the St. John's Organ Fund, and organised by Mrs. E. E. Collins, was opened in St. John's Hall on Tuesday night. The Mayor…
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The Show Ball
The annual show Ball held under the auspices of the Murrumbidgee Pastoral and Agricultural Association, was held in the Masonic Hall last night. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"Fair and Proper." Mr. Reid's View of the Increase
Mr. G. H. Reid, who voted for the bill, says he considers £600 a year a fair and proper remuneration for those members who are able to attend their…
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The weather for the above event was perfect on the big day, Thursday, and to-day, while the opening day was, owing to the…
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The Wagga Show is, on the whole, so excellently managed that there is not much ground for complaint, however prone human nature is to…
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Musical Competitons.—Judge: Instrumental and Vocal Music. — Mr. G. C. Harper (W. H. paling and Co.). Sydney Judge : Elecution.— Mr.L. Macdonald. Judges. Club…
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The annual social held in connection with the recurrence of each Wagga Show was celebrated in the Masonic Hall last night. There was a good attendance,…
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The big jumping contests formed one of the most popular features of the Show. On the second day at Wagga these provided the principal excitement…
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It is a well-known and freely acknowledged truism that the success of any public function depends to a very great extent upon the energy, capability, and…
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On Thursday the grandstand on the Show ground was uncomfortably packed, although probably not one in ten of the great concourse of spectators…
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The gate takings for the three days of the show are as follow:—First, £52 1s; second, £286 11s 9d; third, £73 10s; a total of £111 12s 9d. This…
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With the exception of the thoroughbred stallion championship, the prizes ottered for thoroughbreds were not keenly contested, but lack of entries in…
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Officers and Committee for 1907.—Patron His Excellency Sir Harry Rawson, G.L.B. President : The Hon. James Gormly M.L.C: Vice-Presidents : Messrs J…
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The show social held on Thursday evening was a great success, there being about 70 gentleman present. The arrangements were well carried out…
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Officers.— Chairman: Mr.J.J. M' Grath Committee: Messrs J.J. M'Grath. E.W. Booty, F.C. Thomas. H.M. Baylis, T. W.Green, J.J. Scott, F. N. Oxley, E…
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Messrs. Cumming and Bellair report having sold on account of R. F. Horsley, of Yabtree Station, one fat bullock at £21 10s, and two at £17 each. This,…
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The above meeting commenced on Friday. Following are the results:—FIRST DAY…
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Officers—Chairman: Mr. J. J. M'Grath Committee : Messrs J. J. M'Grath, E. W. Booty, F. C. Thomas, H. M. Baylis, T. W. Green, J. J. Scott, F. N. Oxley, E…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Travelling Show Man Fined. Assaults Civilians and Police
Before Mr. Geo. Stevenson, P.M., in the Police Court yesterday morning, a travelling showman named William Laffon pleased guilty to a charge of…
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Devilled Tomatoes.—Required : Two ounces of butter, two eggs, three large tomatoes, teaspoonful of caster sugar. one teaspoonful of dry mustard, a little…
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