Royal Show Rain Spoils Opening Riverina Cattle Successful Sydney
Heavy rain which fell in. the city this morning makes the outlook for the success of the Show not too promising. Thirty points fell in 10…
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Royal Show Many Horses Exhibited Valamita Champion Thoroughbred SYDNEY
DESPITE unpleasant weather conditions, great interest was taken in the judging at the Royal show yesterday…
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It is credibly stated that Lynch Cooper, the present holder of the world's champion sprint little, will compete at the Narandera Easter carnival…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Neptune Oil. Company’s Invitation to Visitors to the Sydney Royal Show
[?] of the outstanding buildings at an loyal Agricultural Showground is the headquarters of the Neptune Oil [?] of the oldest established Oil…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Royal Show Bigger Crowds Sydney
Fine weather, drew another large attendance to the Sydney Show to- day. Since Tuesday, when the show…
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Favored by gloriously fine weather, and attended by record crowds, the Royal Easter Show continues its successful way…
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There was an exciting incident in the ring at the Sydney Showground to-day when, in the trotting events, Charming Ribbons dislodged its rider (C. Cork)…
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There was jubilation among the Temora football supporters when their crack winger, R. C. Maker, won the £125 Easter Gift at Narandera on…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Royal Show a Hunter Crashes Sydney
In a hunting contest at the Show to-day, Dashaway and its rider, W. H. Briggs, crashed heavily. Briggs suffered a fractured left collar bone…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Royal Show Horse and Rider Crash Sydney
In a hunting contest at the Royal Show to-day Dashaway and its rider, W. H. Briggs, crashed badly. Briggs suffered a fracture of the left…
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The junior, farmers of New South Wales staged a non-competitive exhibit at the Royal Show in Sydney. This exhibit consisted of produce grown by…
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The trophies won in the reliability trial are on view in Mr. E.A. Stevenson's window, donated as follows Set six goblets, donated by Mrs…
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The annual flower show in connection with St. John's Church of England, Wagga, will [?] in the Oxford Theatre on Wednesday. Entries…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Royal Show Gold Dust Fails at Obstacle Woman Rider Injured Sydney
Riding Gold Dust in a hunting event at the Royal show to-day Irene Donoghue was injured when her month fell at an obstacle. She suffered head and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Colonel Trevor Meets Australians "Will Show England Something Worth Watching" London
Colonel Philip Trevor made a special journey to Paris to meet the Australian cricketers. He summed up his first impression of their remarkable…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Sydney Show. Gundagai amongst the Winners
In writing ap the Sydney Show the "S.M. Herald" says:—Only 14 years old, Clarrie Eiphick, who rode Lone Star, the winner of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Easter Monday Carnival Another Splendid Success R.C. Maker Wins Narandera Gift
The ninth annual carnival of the Narandera Arthletic last exceeded the most sanguine…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Australianities Off to the Show—old Kanga-roo—along the Coast—new Forest Growth—burning-off—among the Logs and Litter
"Yes," Said "Old Woolly Aphis," as they, called him up at Mosquito Creek, on account of his long, flowing snowy beard and white woolly mat of…
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The St. John's Flower Show will be held in the Oxford Theatre on Wednesday, and stallholders are busily engaged making preparations for the…
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