The Nyngan Agricultural Show
NYNGAN, Wednesday.--The annual meeting was very successfully concluded to-day in fine weather. The exhibits were increased by valuable additions from the experimental farms at…
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The Colonial Troops Exhibition of Rough Riding. By the Mounted Rifles. Complimented by the Duke of Connaught. LONDON, June 1
The members of the New South Wales troop of Mounted Rifles which left Sydney for London in the Gulf of Martaban on February 17 have given a…
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The Irish Ritles looked to great advantage in their attractive new uniforms at the grand Australian Fair last night. Captain Murray and Dr. Roth, both experts at sword, bayonet, and foils, gave some really…
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Last night about 150 of the rank and file of the Irish Rifles attended the Grand Australian Fair in uniform, and extended considerable patronage to the various stalls. Among the officers present…
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As an outcome of the matinee on Tuesday next that is to take place at Her Majesty's Theatre for the benefit of the Victoria Consumptive Hospital…
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Lovelock and Dent's Premier Juvenile Company gave an attractive entertainment at the Grand Australian Fair last evening. The most enthusiastic item of the whole season was a comic song by a…
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The committee under whose management the series of charity carnivals is shortly to take place held a special meeting at the Temperance Hall last…
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Baron von Tossau, who is called the aquatic king and world's premier natator, gave an exhibition of his powers at the Coogee Aquarium yesterday, and will repeat the performance this afternoon. His…
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To continue my notes on the fowls at the late show, we find Orpingtons with eight classes, only seven of which had been availed of by breeders, that for rose comb hen or pullet being neglected,…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Carnival at Broken Hill. Broken Hill
The nominations for the cycling carnival promoted by the Barrier branch of the New South Wales League of Wheelmen closed last night with the total of 145. Megson and other intercolonial cracks at…
Continued on Trove, page 1208 →The Kennel. the Late Show
Continuing our comments of last week, fox bounds, beagles, and barriers were a great show, the wins going to Ser's Lion and M'Clincby's Vanity…
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WARREN, Friday.--The annual show of the Warren Pastoral and Agricultural Association took place yesterday and to-day. Owing to the continued dry weather, the entries were not so…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Parramatta Citrus Fair. a Good Suggestion. to the Editor
SIR,—The importance of the fruit-growing industry in the Parramatta district demands that that some exception should be taken to the remarks of "Export Benson," that it is…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Grand Australian Fair. Closing Week. Results of the Raffles
THE Fair in the Cardinal's Hall, in aid of St. Mary's Cathedral Building Fund, closes on Saturday night. This week, has been a busy one for raffles The Irish Rifles have made this (Thursday)…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Grand Australian Fair. Eighth and Last Week. the A.H.C. Guild Night
After eight weeks of uninterrupted success, such as even the most sanguine hardly dared to hope for, the Grand Australian Fair has entered upon its last days and will…
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"THE MUSICIAN."—By JOHN PETTIE, R.A. (Lent by Miss Eadith Walker.) This is one of the most delightful pictures in the gallery, and a valuable one. The distinguished Royal Academician is famed for the grace of his compositions, and the beauty of their colouring;…
Continued on Trove, page 1194 →Stage, Song, Show. The Week's Easiness' "The Solicitor" at the Criterion. "The Sign of the Cross"--Testimonial to Mr. and Mrs. Brough--Change at the Tivoli--"The Bohemian Girl"--Empty Houses
Now that the farewell season of the Brough Comedy Company at the Criterion Theatre is drawing to a close there will be a rapid revival of all the most…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Close of the Australian Fair
Australian Fair is expected to realise over .£10,000. Dr. 0'Haran informs na that the proceeds will not be definitely known for a fow days…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Give Us a Show. Crikets [?] "The Sefucitor" The [?] "All for Gold" Her Majesty's [?] The Sign of the Cross" Opera House "Bohemian Girls" Geogee Aquartinan Sunday Concert. Bondi Asquarium [?] Sudnay Concert Cycloruma of Journsalen (Opposite Railway Stafies.) Criterion Theatre
The Soliditor is ceristnily one of the very beat of all farcicall comedies and for two hours and a half last night the audience at the cosy little park-street Theatre fairly…
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