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  2. Sun smiles—and, 45,000 pay £3000 to see record National Show

    LAUNCESTON.—With the sun smiling on the second day of the National A. and P. Society's 76th annual show, a record attendance of 45,000 visitors paid more than £3000 yesterday. It ...

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    JUDGING the Ayreshire cows at the Show ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    MR. W. ROBERTS THOMSON, of Table with his Dorset Horn ram, which won the championship. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. Pleasing class of best in beef cattle

    Generally the fat cattle formed a pleasing class showing the best in beef cattle, said the judge (Mr. Harry Dunn, Hobart). The quality was of high standard. The champion bull had all the qualifications required in a fat ...

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  6. ELIMINATE DRAUGHTS, JUDGE SUGGESTS

    The suggestion that draught horses be eliminated from the show was made by Mr. J. H. Lade, who had only six to judge. It is a pity to see this section get lower and lower each year," he said. "Unless the society cant get more competition it should eliminate the draughts and introduce a ...

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  7. NOT TO ISSUE TREASURY BILLS

    CANBERRA.—The Federal Treasurer (Sir Arthur Fadden) said yesterday that it was not proposed to issue ...

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  8. BRACKNELL SHEARER RETAINS TITLE

    V. Frankcombe again won the Tasmanian championship sheep shearing contest at the Launceston show yesterday. ...

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  10. LATE CHOICE OF SHEEP WINS

    J. W. Cheek and Son, Evandale, yesterday won the class for export fat lambs with a pen that was ...

    Article : 280 words
  11. COASTAL BREEDERS SCORE WITH PIGS

    Facilities for the judging of swine were the best he had encountered in the Commonwealth, said the judge, Mr. J. Howard Dawkins, of South Australia. Coastal breeders scored heavily, Mr. Murfet, of ...

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  12. Sheaf-tossing

    R. G. Boyd and F. Morrison tied in the sheaf-tossing contest at the Launceston show yesterday after a very ...

    Article : 99 words
  13. 3000 tons coal lost

    SYDNEY.—Following pit top meetings called to discuss Federal Budget, cuts, long service leave and alleged award ...

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