[?]als.-Patron: His Excellency Sir [?] William MacGregor. President: Mr. [?] G. Cory. Vice-Presidents: Messrs. [?] Williams, G. C. Clark, H. V. King, ...
Article : 524 wordsThere were two entries for the best trophy of bacon, hams, lard find small goods. Mr. W. C. Krimmer's trophy was situated at the western end of the ...
Article : 305 wordsThe display of neat copy and exercise books, freehand and model drawing, mapping and [?]ewing was a very satisfactory and interesting section. and one ...
Article : 145 wordsThe exhibition of needlework this year reaches high water mark, both in quantity and quality, and the judges were extremely pleased with the ...
Article : 528 wordsThere was a grand show of dogs, [?] number of entries being good. The greyhound dog class was a strong one, some quality being exhibited. The winning ...
Article : 192 wordsMr. E. Holm had a very nice noncompetitive exhibit of samples of Queensland, wines for the Queensland, Government. These comprised invalid ...
Article : 211 wordsTaking everything into consideration the show under this heading was a very fine one. The Plymouth rocks were the best seen at a Toowoomba ...
Article : 271 wordsAfter lunch, the grand parade of judged and unjudged stock was held, and was witnessed with. much interest by a very large influx of visitors. It ...
Article : 184 wordsA non-competitive exhibit that always had a, crowd around it, especially the country folk, was that of Mr. Percy Bobbins, expert whip pliaiter from ...
Article : 103 wordsThe horticultural section whs fitted and the grand display of cut flowers was a treat to behold. This section presented quite a gay appearance. Here ...
Article : 77 wordsThe official opening took place from the verandah of the caretaker's cottage at about 12.30. The Grammar School cad[?]ts, under Captain Hewitt, provided ...
Article : 1,293 wordsThe maiden hack came first And the judging was in the hands of Mr. S. Harding, Ipswich. The first prize went to Mrs. Kyle-Little's stylish grey man ...
Article : 224 wordsEntries were not numerou[?] in this section, but the quality and care bestowed on preparation clearly showed that Mr. S. B, Greenbury and Mr. R. Ca[?]ey ...
Article : 41 wordsThe machinery exhibits were an education in themselves, showing the advances made in modern mechanical work. To give in detail any full ...
Article : 475 wordsCage birds were conlined to two exhibitors—Messrs, R. Hind (Brisbane), and J. Schaffer, of this city. The former took firsts for Yorkshire canary, any ...
Article : 54 wordsAs published in detail in "The Chronisle" previously, the home milking competitions resulted:—No. 1 Competition—Commercial ...
Article : 80 wordsMr. Jas. M. Gibb, of Drayton, was the only exhibitor on this scetion, and he was awarded first, in every class. ...
Article : 22 wordsConsidering the dry time experienced in this district for some months past, there was really a good show of vegetables, consisting of all seasonable ...
Article : 228 wordsThee [?] arts section occupied us usual place in a corner of the industrial pavilion, and familiar competitors' names were again on the tickets. Mr. ...
Article : 317 wordsMr. G. G. [?]ory (president) presided at the official luncheon. On his right were Lady MacGregor, Hon. L. E. Groom, M.P., Mrs. E. E. Groom, Hon. ...
Article : 717 wordsPair ponies, 13 hands and not over 14.2, in harness: J. R. Lomax first, with Pin and Needle—an even brown pair. W. Mahoney was second with his ...
Article : 1,246 wordsCob, 13 and not over 14 hands, in harnc[?]: W. Johnston's Mascot 1. A very stylish, and the best actioned horse. ...
Article : 38 wordsThe show of pigs was very much in advance of that of late years, almost all classes having good representation; with many of the exhibits of the highest ...
Article : 284 wordsMr. W. H. Davis, who judged the cheese, mentioned that his rceommnedation to the R.A. Society was to divide cheese into two sections, one for fully ...
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Advertising : 201 wordsMrs. O. C. Williams, of Plainby, showed six bottles of home-made assorted chutney and was awarded first. For the best three loaves of bread the prize ...
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The Toowoomba Chronicle (Qld. : 1902 - 1922), Thu 17 Apr 1913, Page 5
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