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Palmerston North

(From Our Own Correspondent.) Amongst the many visitors to the Show was his Grace the Archbishop of Wellington. On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday a sale of work was held in the Zealandia Hall, which had been largely attended. There were amateur theatricals, fancy dancing, tableaux, and musical items each evening.. The whole of the proceeds go towards the parish debt. The three days' Show, for which our town is justly celebrated, terminated on Friday last, and will be long remembered for the very unseasonable weather, the worst in this respect for several years. The strong wind prevented the exhibiters in the machinery class from making anything like a true test of their- various lines in motion until the afternoon of the third day.

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New Zealand Tablet, Volume 12, 12 November 1908, Page 24

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Palmerston North New Zealand Tablet, Volume 12, 12 November 1908, Page 24

Palmerston North New Zealand Tablet, Volume 12, 12 November 1908, Page 24

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