Show Wine Judging
The Royal Agricultural Society will begin judging the wine and spirits section of the Easter Show at 9.30 a.m. on Monday…
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Show Wine Judging
The Royal Agricultural Society will begin judging the wine and spirits section of the Easter Show at 9.30 a.m. on Monday…
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The Royal Agricultural Society will begin judging the wine and spirits section of the Easter Snow at 9.30 a.m. on Monday…
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ADALGETY News Service cable reports that at the Perth (Scotland) Shorthorn Show held last week,…
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BACK TO 1900: This amusing float was a feature of the Grand Parade to mark the Jubilee Celebrations. Ladies and gentlemen in costume of the period created much hilarity. LADY RIDERS were well mounted…
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This class for mare with foal at foot, in the farm horse section at last week's Nowra Show, was won by Mr. E. Ison's entry on the right. The entry of Mr. Bert McKinnon (Tomerong), left, was second. President of the R.A.S. (Mr. Colin Sinclair), second from right,…
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Great interest was shown in the Merino sheep section at Queanbeyan. Here Mr. J. M. O'Brien, of Trewalla Park, Wagga (at left), who judged the small breeders' section, is seen with the grand champion ram, nearest camera shown by Estate A. Privett Coolalie. Also in the picture are: Reserve grand champion ram (H. E…
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Sydney's annual spectacle, an unsurpassed confection of livestock; produce, mechanical wonders, fairy floss, arid sample bags--the Royal Easter Show--opens a month from today, and R.A.S. officials expect it to be the "greatest ever."…
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Sydney's annual spectacle, an unsurpassed confection of livestock, produce, mechanical wonders, fairy floss, and sample bags--the Royal Easter Show--opens a month from today, and R.A.S. officials expect it to be the ''greatest ever."…
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COMPENSATING for the worst floods since 1893, Paterson held its third annual Show season under perfect weather conditions and set a new record for this rapidly growing…
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NEW YORK, Feb. 15.— For the-first time in its history, New York's Metropolitan Opera House will show a film…
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WE can't expect an artist to produce a masterpiece and then sell it for the modest sum of six guineas, but in a show like the one…
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LONDON, February 15.—Among the cattle judges at Sydney's Royal Easter Show this year will be a remarkable cattleman from Scotland, Lord Lovat…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Figures Show Truth Of Copland's "Milk Bar" Economy Claim
NOT long ago Professor Copland described the Australian economy as "a milk-bar economy." By this he meant that, though light luxury goods were available in abundance, the production of durable goods and structures, upon which our…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Still Show Patrons After 75 Years; Nowra Pioneers at Diamond Jubilee
THE 75th ANNUAL SHOW OF THE SHOALHAVEN A. AND H. ASSOCIATION, HELD ON NOWHA SHOWGROUND LAST WEEK, WAS OFFICIALLY OPENED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE R.A.S., MR. COLIN SINCLAIR. Mr. Sinclair referred to the…
Continued on Trove, page 20 →Countrywomen's Interests At Nowra's Jubilee Show Handicraft Exhibit Sent From England On Display
A HANDICRAFT exhibit, sent by the members of the Surrey (England) Women's Institute to the Wollondilly Group of the C.W.A., was on display at the Diamond Jubilee Show at Nowra last week…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Paterson District Triumphs Over Floods Quality Of Exhibits Impressed Judges At Third Annual Show
DESPITE the effects of serious floods in the district, the third annual Paterson show, hold last week, attracted strong entries in the various sections. Quality was of a high standard. Attendances were excellent…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Five Dairy Breeds Of Splendid Quality At Nowra Show Shoalhaven's Jubilee Fixture Attracted Large Entries
NOWRA, "the capital of the Shoalhavon," staged a highly successful show last Friday and Saturday. It was the diamond jubilee show of the Shoalhaven Agricultural and Horticultural Association and it was given special significance to mark the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Women's Interests C.W.A. State President Makes History By Officially Opening Paterson's Show "Courage And-stamina" of Flood Recovery Amazing, She Said
STATE President of the Country Women's Association (Mrs. J. M. Gordon) made history last Saturday when she performed the official opening of Paterson's Third Annual Show in the Hunter Valley. Mrs. Gordon is believed to be the first woman ev er to have officiated on such an…
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BACK from the conference of Commonwealth Prime Ministers in London and from other important consultations overseas, the Prime Minister. (Mr. Menzies)…
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