Bathurst Show
BATHURST, Friday.--The entries for the Bathurst Show are as follows: --Horses, 186; horned cattle, 65; sheep, 298; pigs, 54; poultry, 333; pigeons, 83;…
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Stage, Song and Show
The second concert of tho Albu series will take place at the Y.M.C.A. Hall to-night, when there is certain to be a very large attendance. There is again a most excellent…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Technical College Cookery. Dinner at the Juvenile Exhibition
THE heavy downpour of rain yesterday prevented anything like a large attendance of the public at Prince Alfred Park, but the heavens would have to fall to prevent the…
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If proofs were required, that it is possible to hold successful agricultural exhibitions in this city, they were furnished on the Moore Park showground during the last week. Never was there a…
Continued on Trove, page 742 →Lismore Agricultural Society [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondent.) Lismore
The annual meeting of the Lismore Agricultural Society was held yesterday. A very favourable report and balance-sheet was presented. The sum of £223 has been expended in permanent improvements since…
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A grand Oriental Fancy Fair in aid of the Roman Catholic Church fund, was opened on Monday morning in the Masonic Hall, Perkin-street, Newcastle, by the Right Rev. Dr. Murray (Bishop of…
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A brilliant gathering assembled at the Exhibition Building, Prince Alfred Park, on March 28, to witness the opening of the National Juvenile Industrial Exhibition and Fancy Fair…
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The third annual show of this society opened yesterday with fine weather. The showground at present used is leased, and is rather small for the purpose. There is available for future shows a grant of 10 acres…
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This year's exhibition held on the Moore Park Show Ground by the Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales closed on Tuesday. It was all throughout one of the most successful meetings of its kind ever…
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The competitions at the National Juvenile Industrial Exhibition are increasing in attractiveness, and last night the exhibition of talent in the young competitors was excellent. Signor…
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The first annual show of the Luddenham Agricultural Society will take place on the show grounds at that place on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 21st and 22nd next, entries for which close not later…
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The exhibition of fruit, vegetables, etc., in the main shed was admitted to be the feature of the Show as a whole, and the produce shown in most if not all the classes was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →General News. Juvenile Industrial Exhibition
The National Juvenile Industrial Exhibition, in the Exhibition Building, Prince Alfred Park, was formally opened last Saturday by his Excellency the Earl of Jersey, in the presence of a large number of visitors. A…
Continued on Trove, page 748 →Imperial Institute. the Mining Exhibition Abandoned
LONDON, Thursday Night.--The proposed Colonial Mining Exhibition, in connection with the opening of the new building of the Imperial Institute, is to be abandoned, in…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Sketches at the Royal Agricultural Exhibition
1. The Opening Ceremony. 2. Farm Produce Trophy 3. In the Dog Section. 4. Bouffier's Wine Trophy. 5. Hordern's Furniture Factory. 6. Turner at Work. 7. Sheep-shearing by Machinery…
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THE best show we have soon in the district was hold at Castle Hill on Easter Monday, under the auspices of the Castle Hill Agricultural and…
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THE Castle Hill Show, of 1891—the first held on the Association's "own ground" was not merely a decided success. It was beyond all question…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →National Juvenile Industrial Exhibition. Official AWARDS.—No. IV
Class XIX.—Fine Arts: Painting, Sculpture, Modelling, Engraving, Etching. Illuminating, Photography. Jury's Report.—This is the largest and most representative class in the Exhibition, and one which shows in the most remarkable…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Sketches at the Exhibition. [See Illustrations, Pages 761-62-63.]
The trophy of farm produce shown by the Bodalla Company in the main pavilion of the Metropolitan Agricultural Exhibition, although in the second place on the prize list, was undoubtedly…
Continued on Trove, page 742 →A Feature of the Castle Hill Show
No name is bettor known in this district than that of the enterprising fruitgrowers and nurserymen, of Dural and Galston, Pagan sen., and Fagan…
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