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Advertising : 179 wordsThe show of flowers was hardly worthy of our many fine gardens. There is an evident apathy on the part of our lovers of flowers, or they would ...
Article : 316 wordsIn eaged birds, "Dicky" and "Sweet" had it all to themselves. For Yorkshires, A. Bain (Toowoomba), J. W. M'Intosh (Cambooya), and W. Dix ...
Article : 80 wordsThe large number of entries in the Dog section warrants the Society in providing better accommodation for the exhibits. Any one with a valuable dog ...
Article : 1,181 wordsConsidering that the prizes for vehicles in all classes except one are only certificates it is surprising to find such a splendid display in this section. There ...
Article : 773 wordsHaving regard to the iuestimab’s importance of the Dairying Industry upon the Downs, it is hard to understand why so few of our cheese so factories avail ...
Article : 863 wordsThe continually crowded grating platforms that surrounded the poultry and pigeon peas distinctly denoted the steadily increasing interest in our feathered ...
Article : 2,208 wordsMesars. M'Lennan and Co. through their popular general representative, Mr. R. Campbell, and their Downs representative, Mr. ...
Article : 125 wordsIn the Industrial pavilion the first trophy met with was from Mr. F. C. Wills' establishment. The large variety of fancy goods and the exquisite display ...
Article : 142 wordsMr. L. Filshie had on view a meritorions piece of work in the shape of a miniature model of a suspension bridge. The work is exceedingly creditable for ...
Article : 59 wordsThe Brisbane Soap Company had a very comprehensive exhibit of the numerous and varied products turned out by them in the metropolis. The soaps ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 193 wordsThe pigeon were a great source of attraction to a host of boys and to not a few "children of a larger growth." The classes comprised pouters, fantails, ...
Article : 61 wordsWith the fine Cairns oak, Messrs. Keogh and Co. are turning out some splendid work in the shape of roll top and other writing desks and chairs. A ...
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Advertising : 806 wordsThe Singer sewing machine trophy again this year attracted great attention. Mr. A. F. Davies and Miss Bell were in charge, demonstrating that the machine ...
Article : 59 wordsThe constant crowds around the exhibit of the M'Dowall’ Dressmaking College were very conspicuous. Evidently the ladies of Toowoomba are taking a ...
Article : 52 wordsThe competition in this section could not be collect successful. Apart from the bread contest there were only three entries. Home-made preserved fruit ...
Article : 168 wordsAs indicating a development in our secondary industries the exhibit of Mr. J. Brazier, of the Kleinton Pottery Words, was especially attractive. The ...
Article : 127 wordsWe append the details of the third Day’s events:—The programpio on Thursday was carried out under most perfect weather ...
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Advertising : 1 wordsIn a pavilion, with tables and chairs placed in front after the style of a Continental Cafe garden, free cups of the malt coffee were dispensed to all who ...
Article : 199 wordsEvidently little interest is taken locally in the "little busy bee," or the products of its industry, as the exhibits in this section were very few. Mr. C. ...
Article : 128 wordsThe display of needlework this your was far ahead of any previous year in quality as well as quantity, and some of the exhibits were particularly fine ...
Article : 517 wordsNot every one is able to exhibit a whole string of his own inventions. However, it is the fortune of Mr. Marks to do so, all the inventions being the ...
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Advertising : 27 wordsVegetables on the whole were indifferent. The exhibits were not numerous, and in many classes wanting in quality. The exception would be the collection ...
Article : 135 wordsFruit was confined to the exhibits of the citrus tribe at this period of the year, and Messrs. J. and H. Roessler staged the major portion of the ...
Article : 111 wordsOn the grounds were two more of Mr. Harry Marks' patents—patent ventilator and ebinney top, and tank dirt preventer—of which Partidge and Co[?] are ...
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The Toowoomba Chronicle (Qld. : 1902 - 1922), Sat 5 Aug 1905, Page 5
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