The Commonwealth Exhibition
The Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales has scored another success—one of those thorough successes which give financial satisfaction to those concerned in the conduct of…
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Young People's Industrial Exhibition
The secretary of the Young People's Industrial Exhibition reports that subscriptions to the prize fund are coming in satisfactorily, the amounts received from Strathfield, North Sydney, Pymble, Croydon, and…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Easter Show
In the list of awards sent in by the judges at the Royal Agricultural Society's Show first prizes were given to T. Linoln and W. Pitman for horseshoes. The judges slate that although the exhibits were…
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The quite remarkable and phenomenal success of the Royal Agricultural Society's Show this year is a subject of universal congratulation. The reports which we have…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Stage, Song, and Show. Philharmonic Concert
The first concert for the season 1901 of the Sydney Philharmonic Society took place last night at the Town Hall. Subscribers were largely in evidence, as it was the initial…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →At the Show. (By an Occasional Contributor)
The first thing that struck the visitor to the show during the holiday season was the vastness of the crowd. It was indeed something like a crowd, and…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Messrs. John Vicars and Co,'s Exhibit at the Show
One of the most attractive exhibits at the Royal Agricultural Show was that of Messrs. John Vicars and Co., of the Marrickville Mills, and no one could inspect it without being…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Royal Agricultural Society's Show
Occupying a central position in the main pavilion on the showground was another fine exhibit, in the shape of a well-arranged trophy of the celebrated…
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MR. JNO. LEE'S CHAMPION FAT BULLOCK WEIGHT, 2484lb. THE HEAVIEST BULLOCK AT THE SHOW…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →The Castle Hill A. and H Association's Show
1.—Judging ladies hacks. 2.—Collection of cirtus and summer fruits for prizes offered by the N.S.W. Government. 3.—Judging 14st hacks. 4.—Interior of the fruit pavilion. 5.—Some of the officials. Back row: reading: A. Wood, S. M. C. Black, J. W. Foster, C. Brown, H. Johnson, C. E. Byrnes, S. J. Moore, Jun., J. Waugh, Colonel Burns, Jas. [?]urser, H. Mount.— Hopkins, J. C. Hunt, W. A. Lalor. Front row: Mrs. G. A. Moore, Mrs. Watson, T. J. Wright, H. E. M'Intosh, E. Fuller, S. E. Allen, Mrs. Campell, Mrs. Debatin, Miss Chipper, Mr. Telfer, Mr. F. H. C. Rogers(sec.). (Photos by Black, Parramatta.)…
Continued on Trove, page 30 →The Royal Agricultural Society's Show. The Singer Manufacturing Company's Exhibit
If the crowds around an exhibit are any criterion of its popularity, then the Singer sewing machine,exhibits were amongst the most popular at the show. On one side was the…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →The Castle Hill A. and H. Association. The Recent Show
A meeting of the council of this Association was held on Tuesday, Mr. J. S. Heron presiding, and there being also present Messrs. J. Hopkins, A. Wood, G. Fuller. A. E. Bellamy,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Roya L Agricultural Society's Show. The Dayton Money-Weight Scales Exhibit
Mr. G. Fishburn, the energetic agent in Australasia for the Dayton Computing Scale Company of Ohio, U.S.A., was responsible for a brilliant display of the company's ingeniously…
Continued on Trove, page 25 →Th E Royal Agricultural Society's Show. Messrs. Llewellin and Company's Display of Gems, &c
The above-named firm has now become, one of the "fixtures" of the show. Each, year Messrs. Llewellin and Company improve upon their previous efforts, and this time they have succeeded…
Continued on Trove, page 26 →The Commonwealth Show. a Record Year for the Agricultural Society. Continued from Page 908
The stock and produce of the farm worked on her behalf were exhibited for her people's benefit at similar shows to this, and gained many prizes. In followings this course she recognised the important…
Continued on Trove, page 891 →The Royal Commonwealth Show. a Record Year for the Agricultural Society. Second Day, Thursday, April 4. the Official Opening
The weather was delightfully cool, the grounds were beautifully green with grass, the various buildings of the council aud exhibitors had been thoroughly renovated, and the general appearance of…
Continued on Trove, page 907 →The Exhibition Building
Application pas been made by the Government to the City Council for a lease of the Exhibition Building, in Prince Alfred Park, tor the purpose of converting it into an unemployed rendezvous…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Royal Agricultural Society's Show. (For Letterpress See "Shows" on Page 14.) The Massey-Harris Co. (See illustration on next page.)
The Massey-Harris Company has a splendid twentieth century exhibit of up-to-date machines of the highest class, and…
Continued on Trove, page 21 →Young People's Industrial Exhibition
Entries in all sections are coming in beyond all anticipation, and now that the final schedules have been adopted, and published, the interest generally has grown considerably. Arrangements…
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