Glen Innes Show
GLEN INNES, Thursday.—About 800 persons were present yesterday when the annual show of the Glen Innes and Central New England Pastoral and Agricultural Association was opened…
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Stage, Song and Show
M. Wiegand will play a remarkably interesting programme of music at the organ recital this evening. Amongst the most attractive and popular numbers will be the…
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BRISBANE, Friday.—The Brisbane Yacht Club Carnival is to be held to-morrow and Monday, and is likely to be a most successful aquatic fete ever held oh the river. Of the three Sydney Crack 22-footers,…
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Newcastle, Thursday. -- His Excellency Sir Robert and Lady Duff, attended by Major Leigh, A.D.C., paid their first visit to Newcastle to-day. The vice-regal party…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Vice-regal Visit to Newcastle. an Enthusiastic Reception. Presentation of Addresses. Opening of the Industrial Exhibition. Visit to Carrington. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondent.) Newcastle
The weather to-day, which at noon seemed unfavourable for the occasion of the Governor's visit, as rain was then falling, suddenly changed, and it remained pleasant and cool for the rest of the day…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Governor at Newcastle. Enthusiastic Reception. Addresses of Welcome. The Guard of Honor-- Met at the Station by a Great Crowd-- References to Mr. Gladstone--Opening an Exhibition -- Trip Round the Harbor--The Ball To-night. NEWCASTLE
His Excellency the Governor and Major Leigh arrived to-day by the express from Sydney. The train was stopped at Honeysuckle Point station, where a guard of honor…
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THE Easter Exhibition of the Royal Agricultural Society of N.S.W. bids fair to be the most attractive show yet got up under the auspices of the society. Mr. F. Webster, the energetic secretary,…
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Extensive preparations are being made to render the approaching show in connection with the Royal Agricultural Society one of the most perfect yet seen in Australia. The favourable season experienced in…
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The following horses have entered for the trotting contests which take place in connection with the forthcoming exhibition:— In Saddle, for Messrs. H. Bartlett, E. Terry, and P…
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Following are the entries for the trotting contests to take place at the exhibition:--In Saddle, for Messrs. H. Bartlett, E. Terry and P. Charley's Special Prizes.--…
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LONDON, March 16.—Many European exhibitors are applying for space at the Tasmanian Exhibition to be held at Hobart…
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The first of the two events in which Sydney boats are competing will take place to-day. Judging from the enthusiastic reception given the first batch of the Sydney contingent on their arrival in Brisbane, the…
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The Committee of Management of the Village Fair opened by Mrs. James Burns at Gowan Brae, on Thursday afternoon, in aid of All Saint's Church Fund, are to be…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Vanity Fair. London Fashion Letter
One of the results of the present English weather will be the shortening of our skirts, and I should not be at all surprised if it led to a pretty general adoption of under gear of a…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →G.G.A. and H. Association. Assets and Liabilities. Government to Be Appealed To
The Central Cumberland Agricultural and Horticultural Association has for a long time past now been suffering from a plethora of “assets and liabilities,” and a terrible dearth of…
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Being a bachelor, I have naturally had some experience of boarding-houses. During the present financial depression it will not run to hotels…
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Many European exhibitors are applying for space at the Tasmanian Exhibition to be held at Hobart. President Carnot has expressed himself in very favourable…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Mrs. M'Cathie's Autumn Show
A few days ago Mrs. M'Cathie announced her first show of autumn goods in millinery, dress stuffs, and costumes, in each of which departments there was ample evidence of variety, novelty, and good taste in…
Continued on Trove, page 548 →Village Fair. At “Gowan Bras.” an All-saints’ Effort
On Thursday, the newest effort in aid of All Saints’ Church, the Village Fair, at “Gowan Brae,” was opened, by Mrs. James Barns, in the presence of a fair number of well-known…
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Naturally interested in fruits and their preservation, and in flowers, which daily increase in importance as decorations for the home, in her own country the German housewifehas many responsible duties, but…
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