Agricultural Society
The Committee of the Candelo A. H. and D. F. Association met on Thurs-day afternoon, there being present, Messrs J. F. Allen (president), J…
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Swimming Carnival
The Swimming Carnival, promoted by Mr. W. A Smith, who was ably assisted in the arrangements by Messrs, Davy, Dingle. [?]…
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A meeting of the committee of the Shoalhaven A. and H- Association was held at the School of Arts, Nowra, yesterday forenoon. Present—Messrs…
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On Saturday afternoon a swimming carnival was held at the Junction in aid of the Red Cross Society. The promoter was Mr…
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This popular fixture opened on Wednesday in beautifully fine weather and concluded yesterday. The fair weather for the opening…
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Miss Kemp's buckjumping show opened to a good house on Friday night; at the conclusion of the evening's performance all…
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The staff of the Office of the Royal Agricultural Society has tabulated almost all the entries for the Royal Show and it is now possible…
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There was much whirring of cars and "ponking" of motor horns on each day of the show. This method of travelling is very popular…
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The staff of the Office of the Royal Agricultural Society has tabulated almost all the entries for the Royal Show, and it is now…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Shoalhaven A. & H. Society. Successful Year 'S Operations. Good Profit on Show. £ 166 Spent in Improvements, Yet
The financial year of the Shoal - haven A. and H. Association having closed, we are enabled to give a review of; the operations for the past twelve…
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A fancy fair, in aid of the Belgian Fund, got up by several little girls of the town, is to be held on Saturday afternoon, 17th…
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Sydney had wet weather for the opening days of the Royal Show. Eroniâs Landlock cleared 6d. [?]. and won the high jump…
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The new Minister for Agriculture (Mr. G. Black) was given no bouquets on the occasion of his opening the show at Bellingen…
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The following comments, taken from the "Daily Telegraph." are interesting:—"Competition in the cheese cheese suffered through the…
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The daily papers, very properly, gave considerable space to the work and doings of the big Sydney Show, and, by far, the greatest…
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The Government loaned the Red Cross Society a splendid collection of mineral ores for display. The specimens were gathered in the Bathurst…
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Hundreds of Sydney casual workers and dealers follow the R.A.S. Show up with the hope of making money. Outside money they have no interest…
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Saturday is always an off day at the Show. The races attract crowds, and the attendance there is reflected in diminished numbers at the Show…
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The situation on Europe le[?]gs the food-produce coun[?] that be un[?] the war zone into an importation that must [?] progressively…
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âHe was proud, as the representative of New South Wales, to know that His Excellency the Governor-General was of the opinion that tho Sydney…
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